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Introduction

For those out there who have added Macromedia Flash movies to your dynamic web pages, you no doubt found it frustrating to make the movie itself dynamic. That is, dynamic variables and properties; or even the movie itself dynamic like a rotator. And even more frustrating what if you wanted default html in place just in case the Flash plug-in is not installed or you are going the route of enforcing that a certain version is installed through JavaScript, and in fact JavaScript has been disabled. Well, although this custom ASP.NET control does not sing and dance, it does make these tasks extremely easy to manage.

The FlashMovieControl wraps up all properties that can be pushed into a Flash movie, (i.e. scale, width, height, window mode... the list goes on). And does it all with great designer support, which proved to be a valuable learning experience for me. The current version of this control is currently up-to-date with the latest properties and output rendering of Macromedia 2004 Flash MX. You will find that the rendered content that is sent to the browser is exact to what is published directly from the Macromedia MX studio.

Features

• Dynamically send variables to your Flash movie:

  public class FlashMovieTest {
      protected Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1;
          
      private void function AddMovieVariables() {
          this.FlashMovie1 = new Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie();
          this.FlashMovie1.MovieVariables.Add("MyVar1","MyValue1");
          this.FlashMovie1.MovieVariables.Add("MyVar2","MyValue2");
      }
  }

  -------------------------------------
  Renders as:
  <object classid= .... >
  <PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="MyMovie.swf?MyVar1=MyValue1&MyVar2=MyValue2"> ....

• Easily add HTML content just in case the Flash plug-in is unavailable on the client. (Only available with ClientScriptVersionDection). When the control is rendered, all necessary JavaScript code is rendered for version detection including the HTML content to render just in case no plug-in is available. Notice that the HTML code is wrapped up for you in the necessary document.write('') statements automatically. A huuuuuuuuuuuge time saver.

  public class FlashMovieTest {
      protected Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1;
          
      private void function AddNoFlashPluginContent() {
          this.FlashMovie1 = new Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie();
          this.FlashMovie1.FlashOutputType = 
              Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType.ClientScriptVersionDection;
          this.FlashMovie1.NoFlashContainer.Controls.Add(new Table());
  
      }
  }

  -------------------------------------
  Renders as:
  if ( MM_FlashCanPlay ) { ...
  
  } else{
  document.write('<table border="0" ID="Table1">');
  document.write('');
  document.write('</table>');
  }

• Almost identical to adding content to the NoFlashContainer, you can also add HTML just in case JavaScript is disabled and you are using ClientScriptVersionDection. When the control is rendered, all necessary JavaScript code is rendered for version detection. But what if the user's browser doesn't support JavaScript, you can add web controls programmatically that will render themselves within a <noscript></noscript> HTML block.

  public class FlashMovieTest {
      protected Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1;
          
      private void function AddNoFlashPluginContent() {
          this.FlashMovie1 = new Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie();
          this.FlashMovie1.FlashOutputType = 
            Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType.ClientScriptVersionDection;
          this.FlashMovie1.NoScriptContainer.Controls.Add(new Table());
  
      }
  }

  -------------------------------------
  Renders as:
  <NOSCRIPT>
      <table border="0" ID="Table1"></table>
  </NOSCRIPT>

• FS_Command support is available now. Simply specify the URI of the script tag to include in your webpage. This will render out a script tag with the SRC attribute set to your URI.

  public class FlashMovieTest {
      protected Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1;
          
      private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {
      
          this.FlashMovie1 = new Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie();
          this.FlashMovie1.FSCommandScriptUrl = "../MyJavaScriptFile.js";
  
      }
  }

  -------------------------------------
  Renders as:
  <script language="javascript" src="../MyJavaScriptFile.js"></script>

What are the FlashOutputType's for? (Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType)

• ClientScriptVersionDection: Tells the FlashMovieControl to render the necessary JavaScript code to perform plug-in version detection on the version that you specify. Also rendered in this mode is any NoScript/NoPlugin content that you assigned to the NoScriptContainer and NoFlashContainers.
• FlashOnly: Tells the FlashMovieControl to only render the necessary HTML to embed your movie into the webpage. Basically, everything but the client script for detecting the plug-in version.
• SWFVersionDetection: This one's a bit odd. It is the latest output type used in Macromedia's Flash Studio 2004. It uses an swf movie to detect if Flash is installed. What, it uses a Flash Movie to detect if Flash is installed on the client? It didn't make sense to me either. But in Flash MX 2004, when you publish with this flag set, it will generate an swf movie (version 4 only) that will direct you to your intended movie. Use this output method with the FlashMovieControl properties: SWF_

  ///Example of using SWFVersionDetection
  
  this.FlashMovie1.FlashOutputType = 
     Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType.SWFVersionDetection;
  this.FlashMovie1.MovieName = "MyMacromediaGeneratedDetectionMovie.swf";
  
  this.FlashMovie1.SWF_DetectionAltUrl = "IfNotDetectedUrl.aspx";
  this.FlashMovie1.SWF_DetectionContentUrl = "IfDetectedUrl.aspx";

• All other output types are not supported but default to FlashOnly. I added them into the enumeration for remembrance to add in future.

Get me started using the FlashMovieControl

Make sure to reference the .dll in your project. In the Solution Explorer, locate your project and right click on the References node. Select Add Reference. Browse for the .dll file downloaded from CodeProject and click OK. To use with the designer: when your webform is in design view, open up the Toolbox and right click. Select Add/Remove Items. Browse for the .dll file downloaded from CodeProject and click OK. Now the FlashMovieControl is added to your Toolbox. Just drag it onto your page and open up your Properties window. One thing to keep in mind is to always set the MovieName property. This is the URL of the actual .swf file. If you forget to add the actual movie, your browser will hang because it is trying to locate the file that is non-existent. In a future release, I will set the control to throw an exception if no movie has been set. Below is an example of using the FlashMovieControl with ClientScriptVersionDetection as the FlashOutputType.

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.SessionState;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;

namespace FlashTest
{

    public class FlashMovieControlTest : System.Web.UI.Page
    {
        protected Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1;
    
        private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        { 
            this.FlashMovie1 = new Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie();
            
            ///Set the output type and Movie

            this.FlashMovie1.FlashOutputType = 
              Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType.ClientScriptVersionDection;
            ///Always make sure you have a valid movie 

            ///or your browser will hang.

            this.FlashMovie1.MovieName = "MyMovie.swf";
            
            /// Set the plugin version to check for

            this.FlashMovie1.MajorPluginVersion = 7;
            this.FlashMovie1.MajorPluginVersionRevision = 0;
            this.FlashMovie1.MinorPluginVersion = 0;
            this.FlashMovie1.MinorPluginVersionRevision = 0;
            
            ///Set some other properties

            this.FlashMovie1.MovieHeight = "400px";
            this.FlashMovie1.MovieWidth = "200px";
            this.FlashMovie1.AutoLoop = false;
            this.FlashMovie1.AutoPlay = true;
            this.FlashMovie1.FlashHorizontalAlignment = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashHorizontalAlignment.Center;
            this.FlashMovie1.FlashVerticalAlignment = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashVerticalAlignment.Top;
            this.FlashMovie1.HtmlAlignment = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashHtmlAlignment.Right;
            this.FlashMovie1.UseDeviceFonts = false;
            this.FlashMovie1.WindowMode = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashMovieWindowMode.Transparent;
            this.FlashMovie1.ShowMenu = false;
            this.FlashMovie1.MovieQuality = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashMovieQuality.AutoHigh;
            this.FlashMovie1.MovieScale = 
                 Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashMovieScale.NoScale;
            
            /// Add some variables

            this.FlashMovie1.MovieVariables.Add("MyVar1","MyValue1");
            this.FlashMovie1.MovieVariables.Add("MyVar2","MyValue2");
            this.FlashMovie1.MovieVariables.Add("MyVar3","MyValue3");
            
            ///Set the NoScript and NoFlash content.  

            ///In most situations where

            ///html will be displayed the content is the same for both

            this.FlashMovie1.NoFlashContainer.Controls.Add(
              this.GetDefaultHtmlContent());
            this.FlashMovie1.NoScriptContainer.Controls.Add(
              this.GetDefaultHtmlContent());
        }
        
        

        private HtmlTable GetDefaultHtmlContent(){
            
            HtmlTable tbl = new HtmlTable();
            HtmlTableRow tr = new HtmlTableRow();
            HtmlTableCell td = new HtmlTableCell();
            Label lbl = new Label();
            lbl.Text = "This is my default content";
            
            td.Controls.Add(lbl);
            tr.Cells.Add(td);
            tbl.Rows.Add(tr);
            return tbl;
        }

        #region Web Form Designer generated code
        override protected void OnInit(EventArgs e)
        {
            //

            // CODEGEN: This call is required by the ASP.NET 

            // Web Form Designer.

            //

            InitializeComponent();
            base.OnInit(e);
        }
        
        /// <summary>

        /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify

        /// the contents of this method with the code editor.

        /// </summary>

        private void InitializeComponent()
        {    
            this.Load += new System.EventHandler(this.Page_Load);

        }
        #endregion
    }
}

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Renders As......
-------------------------------------------------------------------
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript1.1">
<!--
var MM_contentVersion = 7;
var plugin = (navigator.mimeTypes && navigator.mimeTypes[
  "application/x-shockwave-flash"]) ?
navigator.mimeTypes["application/x-shockwave-flash"].enabledPlugin : 0;
if ( plugin ) {
var words = navigator.plugins["Shockwave Flash"].description.split(" ");
for (var i = 0; i < words.length; ++i)
{
if (isNaN(parseInt(words[i])))
continue;
var MM_PluginVersion = words[i];
}
var MM_FlashCanPlay = MM_PluginVersion >= MM_contentVersion;
}
else if (navigator.userAgent && navigator.userAgent.indexOf("MSIE")>=0
&& (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Win") != -1)) {
document.write('<SCR' + 'IPT LANGUAGE="VBScript\"> \n');
document.write('on error resume next \n');
document.write('MM_FlashCanPlay = ( 
  IsObject(CreateObject("ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash." & 
  MM_contentVersion)))\n');
document.write('</SCR' + 'IPT\> \n');
}
if ( MM_FlashCanPlay ) {
document.write('<OBJECT classid=
  "clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000"');
document.write('  codebase=
  "http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/
  flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,0,0" ');
document.write(' ID="FlashMovie1" WIDTH="200px" 
  HEIGHT="400px" ALIGN="right">');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME=movie 
  VALUE="MyMovie.swf?MyVar1=MyValue1&MyVar2=MyValue2&MyVar3=MyValue3"> 
  <PARAM NAME=loop VALUE=false /> <PARAM NAME=menu VALUE=false /> 
  <PARAM NAME=scale VALUE=noscale /> <PARAM NAME=wmode VALUE=transparent />
  <PARAM NAME=salign VALUE=T /> <PARAM NAME=quality VALUE=AutoHigh/> 
  <PARAM NAME=bgcolor VALUE=#ffffff/> <PARAM NAME="allowScriptAccess" 
  value="SameDomain" />  ');
document.write(' <EMBED 
  src="MyMovie.swf?MyVar1=MyValue1&MyVar2=MyValue2&MyVar3=MyValue3" 
  loop="false" menu="false" scale="noscale" wmode="transparent" 
  salign="T" quality="autohigh" bgcolor="#ffffff" 
  allowScriptAccess="SameDomain"   ');
document.write(' swLiveConnect=FALSE WIDTH="200px" 
  HEIGHT="400px" NAME="MyMovie.swf" ALIGN="right"');
document.write(' TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash" 
  PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer">');
document.write(' </EMBED>');
document.write(' </OBJECT>');
} else{
document.write('<table>');
document.write('    <tr>');
document.write('        <td><span>This is my default content</span></td>');
document.write('    </tr>');
document.write('</table>');
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
<NOSCRIPT>
<table ID="Table1">
    <tr>
        <td><span>This is my default content</span></td>
    </tr>
</table>
</NOSCRIPT>

HTML View example
------------------

<OSMOSIS:FLASHMOVIE id=FlashMovie1 runat="server" 
  MovieName="MyMovie.swf" AutoLoop="False" AutoPlay="False" 
MovieScale="NoScale" MovieQuality="AutoLow" FlashHorizontalAlignment="Right" 
FlashVerticalAlignment="Top" MovieHeight="222" MovieWidth="33" 
WindowMode="Transparent"></Osmosis:FlashMovie>

Thanks for all your input! Keep it coming. Feel free to contact with any questions or suggestions.

History

• Initial release: Up-to-date with Macromedia 2004 properties and output methods.
• 2005/04/12:
  • Enhancement: all properties are maintained in viewstate (except NoScript and NoFlash control properties).
  • Bug fix: should be working better with MAC IE browser (went back to outputting embed tag for all browsers).
  • Bug fix: when using SSL in your movie names, the Macromedia codebase, detection plugins page, and plugins page also use SSL (gets rid of the browser message asking if you want to display non-secure content in a secure page).
• 2004/04/13
  • FSCommand support added.
  • Bug fix: multiple Flash movies on a page supported now (implements INamingContainer).
  • Browser detection: only outputs <embed> tag for non-IE browsers.
• 2005/04/15:
  • Bug fix: added better support for testing for SSL use.
• 2004/05/07:
  Bug fix: fixes last release's problem with not displaying the <embed> tag on MAC IE browsers.

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Does it solves the problem of swf file caching. Hemant.Kamalakar 20:25 4 Mar '09   SWFs, like other documents and media retrieved by a Web browser, are often saved, or cached, locally on the user's hard drive. The next time that media is requested the Web browser may load the file from the cache instead of downloading it over the network. This might be desirable for a Flash movie whose content doesn't change often but undesirable for SWFs that are updated frequently with new content or information. Does this control solves the problem of swf file caching??? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.50/5 Load an swf dinamically mjpr 7:09 24 Jan '07   Hi, Love your control. But I have a question. Imagine I have a listbox populated with swf files existing in a directory. When I select a file from the listbox, I want that specific movie to be loaded. On the listbox SelectedIndexChanged event I try to set the "MovieName" property: Dim FlashMovie1 As Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie = New Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie FlashMovie1.MovieName = Me.myListbox.SelectedItem.Text FlashMovie1.Visible = True ' clean up any other loaded swf Me.phJogo.Controls.Remove(FlashMovie1) ' add the FlashMovie Control to the PlaceHolder Me.phJogo.Controls.Add(FlashMovie1) When I select an SWF from the listbox the first time everthing goes fine, but if I select another movie, it dowsn't change. I think it has something to do with the code beeing already sent to the html page, but how do I overcome that to make it dynamic? Thankx, Mario Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 3.00/5 New version rashack 4:14 30 Nov '06   Thanks for this control. I hope it will help me in the end. Is there any chance you would publish the new version? If yes - when? Thanks for any info. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink .NET 2 Sam_Tanner 5:16 19 Oct '06   Hurry with the NET 2 version, Ron! Thanks for sharing... Sam Tanner  EasyTemplateSkins.com Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 3.50/5 Good Control so far babalao 11:13 6 Sep '06   Thanks man, this control its owsome, easy to install and the example its great. I easyly intall it. just put the dll in the bin folder add the component and that it. Well in design mode gaves me a Error Rendering Control(there is a way to fix it), but when i compile it compiles good. Thanks again Babalao Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 Flash file is not displayed in window etanefo 19:38 18 Aug '06   Here is the script: <object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab" width="480" height="325"> <EMBED src="~/Episodes/presentation_1.swf?contentVersion=7&contentMajorRevision=0&contentMinorRevision=0&allowFlashAutoInstall=True&flashContentURL=&altContentURL=" scale="noscale" devicefont="true" salign="RT" quality="autohigh" bgcolor="#c0c0c0" allowScriptAccess="SameDomain" WIDTH="480" HEIGHT="325" TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash" PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash"></EMBED> </OBJECT> Would you please tell me why the flash file is not loaded in teh window? I am working on a very urgent project and your prompt response will be very much appreciated. My environment is ASP DOT NET 2.0 with IE Regards, Eric T. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink FlashMovie1 does not work when I attempt to drag the object from the toolbox into my page (in design mode) etanefo 14:38 16 Aug '06   How to resolve the following issue: Error message: Error rendering Control - FlashMovie1 An unhandled exception has occured Object reference not set to an instance of an object The same message appears in the Property box next to the following attributes: - DetectionPluginsPage - FlashCodeBase - FlashPluginsPage It is not possible to select another option for these attributes. Please HELP! Eric T. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.20/5 Re: FlashMovie1 does not work when I attempt to drag the object from the toolbox into my page (in design mode) bswooden 12:15 7 Dec '06   I am having the exact same problem. I am using VS 2005. Is there been a solution to this problem? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.25/5 Re: FlashMovie1 does not work when I attempt to drag the object from the toolbox into my page (in design mode) somayeh_h 2:40 15 Apr '08   :( I have this problem too please answer it Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink IE Security Workaround 7SM Developers 8:34 26 May '06   Have you or can you implement the workaround to the IE security issue (http://www.amarasoftware.com/macromedia-ie-solution.htm[^]) explained in the article? It looks pretty straightforward, but I don't particularly want to change the code base if you plan on implementing it. Thanks, -->Monnix Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: IE Security Workaround RonVecchi 16:32 30 May '06   just started working on it, among other things like some fixez for DOTNET 2.0 and some misc stuff. Give me a couple days on it... Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: IE Security Workaround leonziur 10:24 26 Sep '06   Any word on this update? I am hoping it will be implemented as well as I love using this control Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 Plugin doesn't autoinstall YaKs69 1:19 26 Apr '06   Hi! I used the control and when I have already installed the flash plugin in the browser everything works perfect but when not, it doesn't download the needed plugin. Is there any way to achieve this the automatic behaviour? Thanks in advance. Jose Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Plugin doesn't autoinstall RonVecchi 16:32 30 May '06   Looking into it, I am working on a release for the IE work around and some dotnet 2.0 stuff. I'll look into this as well... Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink BASE tag? mgamache 12:32 4 Mar '06   I don't see a way of setting the BASE url param from the control. Am I missing something? -mark Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 Re: BASE tag? RonVecchi 16:35 30 May '06   currently looking into this....... Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Flash object missing the id attribute Le-Fay 3:48 13 Feb '06   I'm using the Osmosis.Web.UI.Controls.FlashMovie inside a user control and trying to access variables in the swf file using javascript, but some how the flash object don't have an id. I've used 'view source' on the final web page and found no id attribute on the flash object. did any one came across this problem before? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 Re: Flash object missing the id attribute RonVecchi 16:36 30 May '06   looking into it... Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Flash movie is not working Arun Gandhi 13:08 25 Jan '06   Hi all I am trying to run the example. Its not working. The following properties have the values "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." DetectionPluginsPage FlashCodeBase FlashPluginsPage I have a movie on my local workstation and as well as at a remote server. When I run the example browser hangs. I am using ASP.Net 1.1. Please help. Thanks Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 Re: Flash movie is not working sayou 23:17 22 Feb '06   hello, i have exactly the same problem, what can I do? Please help Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Flash movie is not working RonVecchi 16:35 30 May '06   Typically when the browser hangs it is because the movie is not there, are you sure you are pointing to the correct file name. If this is it, I am currently working on a release for the IE work around, some DOTNET 2.0 related issues and some misc stuff. I am also going to handle the situation when the file being referenced is not available...mabey throw an error or something...not sure yet. Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Movie Variables venkat_sub 11:21 25 Jan '06   Hi, I wonder if anybody has experienced this problem. The movie variables are a namevaluecollection property. While trying to add values using web forms designer, the string collection editor appears with 'Add', 'Remove' button disabled. I'm using ASP.NET 2.0. Thanks Arvind Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Movie Variables RonVecchi 16:37 30 May '06   looking into it...new release soon... Ron, Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Why it won't loop? wasouthpnt 10:52 23 Jan '06   Great control, but can we get a loop feature. I tried the loop property=true but no looping. Also, what about a list of .swf files that the control would play in order or at random with looping like a "AdRotator" control. The idea here is to provide looping through *.swf files WITHOUT needing to do page re-loads. Thanks Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Flash movie doesn't work properly YaKs77 5:30 12 Jan '06   Hi everybody and congratulatiosn for the incredible control. but I cannot find out what is going wrong with it in my app. My flash movie does connections to web services and when I run my aspx, the flash movie gives an error conection to web services BUT If I copy the generated HTML code and paste it into a blank document and I open the html file with the browser, everything works fine. somebody could tell what is going on? something related with the .net framework? some code that I miss to include... Thank you very much in advance, every comment will be very welcome Jose This is my code, very simple... private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { oFlash.FlashOutputType = Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashOutputType.ClientScriptVersionDection; oFlash.MovieName = "tiendasonline.swf"; oFlash.MovieQuality = Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashMovieQuality.High; oFlash.MovieBGColor = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(0,0,0); oFlash.ScriptAccessControl = Osmosis.Web.UI.FlashScriptAccessControl.SameDomain; oFlash.MovieWidth = "975"; oFlash.MovieHeight = "625"; DataSet ds; wsUtiles.sws_perfil.Perfil oPerfil = wsUtiles.wsCreacion.wsNuevoPerfil(); if (oPerfil == null) { Response.Write(wsUtiles.wsCreacion.enErrorCode); return; } string usuario = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name.ToUpper(); ds = oPerfil.dsCadenasSecciones("123456789","tiendasonline",usuario); if (ds.Tables["Errores"].Rows.Count == 0 ) { ArrayList aCadenas = new ArrayList(); foreach(DataRow oFila in ds.Tables["CadenasSecciones"].Rows) { if (aCadenas.IndexOf(oFila["CodCadena"].ToString()) == -1) aCadenas.Add(oFila["CodCadena"].ToString()); } for ( int i =0 ; i< aCadenas.Count;i++) oFlash.MovieVariables.Add("C"+aCadenas[i],"1"); } } Jose Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 3.00/5

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