Passing variables from ASP.NET to Flash

[mclong]

I could not find a similar thread to what I've problems with and I'm new to ASP.NET and Flash and I am building an application that requires database and flash. I need to pass variables from aspx to flash. I looked it up and tried the loadvar method. i.e.

In ClientMenu.aspx:

page_load()

Dim strFlash As String = ""
strFlash = "cname=" & Server.UrlEncode("strClientName") & "&" & "ccardid=" & Server.UrlEncode("ClientCardID") & "&" & "ccpnts=" & Server.UrlEncode("ClientCurrentPoints")
Response.Write(strFlash)

In fla:
.
.
loadVariables("ClientMenu.aspx", this);
.
.
onClipEvent (data) {

flashClientName = cname;
flashClientCardID = ccardid;
flashClientPoints = ccpnts;
}

The flash loads. The variables load into the flash swf. BUT the variables with its values also appear above the flash image as a single string. i.e. above the flash image, this string appears:

cname=strClientName&ccardid=ClientCardID&ccpnts=ClientCurrentPoints

What am I missing?

Thanks in advance

[mclong]

Here's a solution which is by no means professional, but it helped.

What I did was just to make it invisible using font color=white in addition to strFlash. The image is however still one line lower than where it should have been if the string wasn't there.

i.e. response.write("<font color=#FFFFFF>" & strFlash & "</font>")

If anyone has a better solution (calling all tech gurus out there), I'd prefer that. Thanks.

[rohan.chandane]

Check this example which is given in flash LoadVariable Function Help -

before this create "params.txt" file and save this in it in the same folder of .fla file :

var1="hello"&var2="goodbye"&done="done"

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this.createEmptyMovieClip("target_mc", this.getNextHighestDepth());
loadVariables("params.txt", target_mc);
function checkParamsLoaded() {
if (target_mc.done == undefined) {
trace("not yet.");
} else {
trace("finished loading. killing interval.");
trace("-------------");
for (i in target_mc) {
trace(i+": "+target_mc[i]);
}
trace("-------------");
clearInterval(param_interval);
}
}
var param_interval:Number = setInterval(checkParamsLoaded, 100);
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you will get an idea!

setInterval is threading concept! just look at how it is done if u are not getting threading part!

cheers...
(actually in hurry, thats why couldnt answer in detailed...)