I'm using
<mx:LinkButton label="www.google.com" click="navigateToURL(new URLRequest(event.curr开发者_Python百科entTarget.label.toString()))" />
to open a browser window to display the website on the label of my LinkButton. However I cannot correctly pass the link.. you see the problem:
file://localhost/..myapp/bin-debug/www.google.com
thanks
The problem you're having is that you didn't add "http://" to the beginning. Most browsers can adjust for that because they're built to assume you mean http:// if you leave it out - but Flash Player won't adjust for that, since in theory you could be referring to a file on your hard drive or whatever.
Either add the http:// to your label or to your URLRequest.
Usually when defining links there are three ways they will be interpreted:
xy/file.ext
is a relative reference using the current folder as the starting point. It is equivalent to./xy/file.ext
in that way.
So when you are athttp://example.com/subdirectory/index.html
, it get's interpreted ashttp://example.com/subdirectory/xy/file.ext
./xy/file.ext
is a relative reference using the host's root as the starting point.
So in the above situation the link would lead tohttp://example.com/xy/file.ext
.- The other method is by specifying an absolute link. This is the solution you should use to navigate to a different host, so especially in your case where you want to link to google. Simply specify the full host with the protocol:
http://google.com
as the link target and it will work.
I'm suspecting that the text is something like "google.com" rather than an absolute url.
Try this:
<mx:LinkButton label="www.google.com" click="navigateToURL(new URLRequest('http://' + event.currentTarget.label.toString()))" />
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