[weblet] How can a webLet communicate with the hosting html page?

[splash21]

I'll try to get some time today to update my download page, but here are 
the relevant snippets...
( COOKIES[SESVAR] is just my session variable )


In the revlet HTML (view page source to see the whole block);

<object ......
<param name="session" value="<?rev put COOKIES[SESVAR] ?>"/>
.....
.....
<embed type="application/x-revolution"
                src="revletTest.revlet"
                width=800 height=200
                stack="test"
                requestedName=""
                instanceID=""
                session="<?rev put COOKIES[SESVAR] ?>"
 ></embed>



In the revlet;
on openStack
    put the revletParams["session"] of this stack into sSession
    .....
    .....


HTH  :)


Robert M. wrote:
> I'm still struggling to try and launch a revlet with the a dataFIle name as
> parameter, for the app i'm working on.. !
>
> Quoting nablle user splash21
>
> "I just updated the example for the new plugin and it's working again.   
> This version uses the new stack property 'the revletParams' to pass the 
> session variable to the revlet (as documented in the 4.0.0dp2 change 
> log).  Much cleaner. Sample : http://splash21.on-rev.com/revlet/
>
> But I did not find this revletParams stack property eventhough I use build
> 4.00dp3 build 900.
> I created an empty stack, looked into the custum properties, the global
> properties and variables : Nothing like revletParams !
>
> WOuld it be possible to give some precisions? example of code?
>
> The only way I found out is so far to use the web type "RequestedName" stack
> property which does not seem to be used since the html test pages that are
> created automatically with the revlet keep that parameter empty.
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p24638678/test1.rev test1.rev 
>
> Are we talking of the same door? or is there another one??
>
> So.. I tried the requestedName door and it did not work at all!!
> I posted my test stack named "testParams" on revOnline for anybody
> interested in the matter!
>
>
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