Controlling Captivate SWFs with JavaScript: Border version

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"Border" version.

This example pertains specifically to Captivate SWFs with skins AND a border. Choosing to include a border in the skin options causes Captivate to generate TWO SWFs – one is the Captivate movie, one is the playback controller (aka "skin file").

Click here to see the no border example.

Adobe Documentation

The following documentation is © Adobe Systems Inc. Full text available at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Captivate/3.0/captivate_3_help.pdf.

Tip: To control the project through the skin file, add the prefix cpSkinLoader_mc to the variables.

The following commands are used by playback controls and preview:

rdcmndPrevious: set to 1 to go previous slide
rdcmndNextSlide: set to 1 to go to next slide
rdcmndPause: set to 1 to pause the project
rdcmndResume: set to 1 to resume showing a paused project
rdcmndRewindAndStop: set to 1 to rewind and stop the project
rdcmndRewindAndPlay: rset to 1 to rewind and play the project
rdcmndGotoFrame: go to a specific frame
rdcmndExit: set to 1 to exit
rdcmndInfo: display the information window

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