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Posted by krupa.p on 06/20/06 20:28
Yes, that was what I was trying to ask. Could you give me some more
details on how to read the query string I pass in the url?
Say, my html page is "/Storage Card/Flash/GPSRanger.html", and the
flash movie I need to play is test.swf. Is the following correct?
/Storage Card/Flash/myHTML.html?movie=test.swf
In myHTML.html, I need to embed test.swf. Could you please give me a
sample code which decodes my query string and embeds the swf file I
sent?
Thanks,
Krupa
jojo wrote:
> krupa.p@gmail.com schrieb:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I am a newbie in html coding. I am writing an application in C# for
> > Windows CE device. I need to navigate to a html page in my application.
> > I also need to embed flash movies in the html page dyamically. Is there
> > a way I can pass the name and path of the flash movie through the url?
> > Or any other way to achieve my goal?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Krupa
> >
> I'm not sure if I got your question right, but if it was "How can I tell
> the webpage which file to embed?" than I can help you:
>
> www.somepage.com/somefile.htm?theUrlToLoad
>
> The String behind the ? can be read by several script-languages, server-
> and client-side.
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