External Interface

[mswiczar]

Hi, this is the question.
Im using the flashcontrol inside internet explorer program.
In a toolband.


and when i call
FPCCallFunction
the return code is E_FAIL
so does not work.


any ideas?

more data.

I use your externalfunctionswf. provied by you in the dll example.
when i use your code, inside your project its work, but in my project does not.



This is the code

RegisterFlashWindowClass();

m_hwndFlashPlayerControl=
::CreateWindow(
WC_FLASH,
NULL,
WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE,
0,
0,
rect.right,
rect.bottom,
pParentWnd->m_hWnd,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL
);


SFPCPutMovie FPCPutMovie;
FPCPutMovie.lpszBuffer = "c:\\;
::SendMessage(m_hwndFlashPlayerControl, FPCM_PUT_MOVIE, 0, (LPARAM)&FPCPutMovie);


HRESULT hres;
TCHAR szResponse[1024] = { 0 };
DWORD dwLength = sizeof(szResponse) / sizeof(szResponse[0]) - 1;
hres = FPCCallFunction(this->m_hwndFlashPlayerControl,
_T("<invoke name=\"CallMeFromApplication\" returntype=\"xml\"><arguments><string>1</string></arguments></invoke>"),
szResponse,
&dwLength);

[Softanics]

Thank you for your question.
I suppose this problem and http://www.flashplayercontrol.com/forum ... .php?t=139 are related. I'm sorry, currently we haven't solution for this.
If it's possible, could you send me your code to support (at) flashplayercontrol.com? It helps to fix the problem.
Thank you in advance.

[mswiczar]

Why you say that is the same issue?
I dont see the correlation
Thaksn in advace again

s3s!oW

[Softanics]

Why you say that is the same issue?

I'm not sure.
If you can send me sources, it would be great.

[mswiczar]

this
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/ ... 02200.html

..."
The following info may help you. From the addCallBack() docs: A return value of false may also mean that the containing environment belongs to a security sandbox to which the calling code does not have access. You can work around this problem by setting an appropriate value for the allowScriptAccess OBJECT tag or EMBED tag in the HTML of the containing environment.

Also, from the fscommand() docs:
When allowScriptAccess is set to "never", a SWF file cannot access web page scripts. With Flash Player 7 and later, when allowScriptAccess is set to "always", a SWF file can always access web page scripts. When allowScriptAccess is set to "sameDomain", scripting is allowed only from SWF files that are in the same domain as the web page; scripting is always allowed with previous versions of Flash Player. If allowScriptAccess is not specified in an HTML page, the attribute is set by default to "sameDomain" for SWF files of version 8 and later, and to "always" for SWF files of version 7 and earlier.

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