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mp3Loader urlRequest as flashvars

mintervals test
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Hi is there way to make the urlRequest in mp3Loader pull from a flashVar in .html?

 

We are not sure of the final directory that will store the sound samples and would like this to be a variable inside the .html

 

For Example, This works

 

var myMp3Request:URLRequest = new URLRequest("sfx/sample1.mp3");
var sample1Sound:MP3Loader = new MP3Loader(myMp3Request,{autoPlay:false,volume:.8,repeat:0});

 

But trying to convert the URLRequest into flashVars does not

 

var mySoundRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(root.loaderInfo.parameters.someVariable);
var sample2Sound:MP3Loader = new MP3Loader(mySoundRequest,{autoPlay:false,volume:.8,repeat:0});

 

Thanks for any advice!

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What is the output if you trace your variable just before creating the URLRequest?

trace(root.loaderInfo.parameters.someVariable); // expecting "sfx/sample1.mp3"

If the first example is working then it is certainly a case of your someVariable being either undefined, not the correct string, or inaccessible.

 

Check that root.loaderinfo is definitely returning the loaderInfo for the main SWF defined in the HTML, as child SWFs don't have the FlashVars in their loaderinfo. If you are requesting from a child SWF, you will need to go up though the parents to find the stage of the main SWF.

 

Pass variables to SWFs | FlashVars

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Thank you for your reply. If I run the above trace statement when I publish from Flash it is "undefined".

 

If I upload the .swf to the sever and open the .html container and view the trace log I have setup in OSX terminal it traces out the flashVars "sfx/sample1.mp3".

 

There is only one .swf using swfobject with the .html code as:

 

swfobject.embedSWF("myFlashMovie.swf", "flashmovie", "1252", "834", "10.1", xinstall, flashvars, params, props);

var flashvars = {
someVariable: "sfx/sample1.mp3"
};

 

So since it's null upon publish in Flash it won't work. Looks like it's not an issue with mp3Loader as it can accept a variable as in the first example. I'm not sure if there is a work around though, thanks.

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