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webspy (Programmer)

1 Feb 02 1:12

dear gems,
i had one html page with flash buttons(front,back,refresh,close,minimize,maximize) as like in the internet explorer window.
can any one please help me to write javascript to do the above jobs or any other way for this.

-webspy

oldnewbie (TechnicalUser)

1 Feb 02 9:51

Calling javascript functions from Flash, in the html holding it...
With getURL("javascript:myback_function()");

For the java scripts check this and adapt them:
http://www.useforesite.com/tut_java_toc.shtml

Regards,

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