Communication between Flash and C# Using ExternalInterface without TLF text -

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I am communicating with a flash application using an order like the following: ExternalInterface.call ("Hello" "World")

This is controlled by something like the C # end:

  string swfPath = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory () + Path.DirectorySeparatorChar + "test. Swf "; This.axFlash.LoadMovie (1, SWFPath); This.axFlash.FlashCall + = New AxShockwaveFlashObjects._IShockwaveFlashEvents_FlashCallEventHandler (axFlash_FlashCall);  

Also as a function

is declared

  zero axFlash_FlashCall (object sender, AxShockwaveFlashObjects._IShockwaveFlashEvents_FlashCallEvent E) {}  

axFlash_FlashCal is called OK, as long as the screen that is set to use the TLF text is as a text box. (Any text box, no specific ID) Without a text box, there will be no fire (though ExternalInterface.Avaliable is set to true)

I use CS4 and CS5 to publish, using both flash as output 10 and 9 have tried. None of these things made a difference.

I am using AS3 and .NET 4.0. Has anyone played this before, or is there any idea why TLF text is necessary to work?

I have found that the reason for this is because the TLF text loads before the whole SWF is executed . Without TLF text, it tries to stream the SWF, which apparently breaks external communication.

Does anyone know an easy way to pre-load? My only work solution at this point is to pre-load another SWF.