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dannycsaky
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external linking 2003-10-16 01:46:58 Reply

I have a text file in the same folder as the swf.
I've got a variable in the swf called news
the txt file is called news.txt .

how do i externaly link the text file? i have tried the load variable option and load movie.

Thanks if you can help

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Response to external linking 2003-10-16 02:30:30 Reply

euhm...good question
i don't understand teh problem

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Response to external linking 2003-10-16 20:14:39 Reply

At 10/16/03 02:30 AM, Final_Stick666 wrote: euhm...good question
i don't understand teh problem

The "Problem" is that I want to link my text file in my swf. so all i have to do to change the content is to type in the txt file and it will be updated on the swf. That is the problem.

So does anyone know how to externaly link a file (in my case a .TXT file)?

Or do I have to go through the whole concept of what externaly linking is.

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Response to external linking 2003-10-16 20:17:06 Reply

At 10/16/03 02:30 AM, Final_Stick666 wrote: euhm...good question
i don't understand teh problem

The "Problem" is that I want to link my text file in my swf. so all i have to do to change the content is to type in the txt file and it will be updated on the swf. That is the problem.

So does anyone know how to externaly link a file (in my case a .TXT file)?

Or do I have to go through the whole concept of what externaly linking is.

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Response to external linking 2003-10-16 21:29:47 Reply

loadVariablesNum("test.txt",0)

have the text file variable named var1

and in the text file the first line has to be var1= then whatever you want after that

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Response to external linking 2003-10-19 21:37:25 Reply

At 10/16/03 09:29 PM, jjrocks2002 wrote: loadVariablesNum("test.txt",0)

have the text file variable named var1

and in the text file the first line has to be var1= then whatever you want after that

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