Ok, I think I get it now.
You want to build a banner ad that does not have a hardcoded URL in it but gets a URL passed dynamically from the outside when called. Yes, that is possible.
Prerequiste (you probably just need that to test):
1. Build a website (HTML) that calls the SWF like this:
<embed src="mybanner.swf?clickTAG=http://www.myurl.com" quality="high" wmode="transparent" name="8.swf" align="middle" height="240" width="320">
Build your SWF:
2. Go to "Edit > Variables…"
3. Create a new variable called clickTAG (careful! It is case sensitive, so create it exactly as required)
4. Make it of type "string". Press OK.
5. Create the object that will call the URL passed in the HTML.
6. Assign an event and action to it. The action is "Internet > Open URL", Method "Enter URL", "External Reference".
7. In the Expernal Reference Dialog choose "URL Expression" and as Expression "clickTAG" (case!).
I tested it and it works for me. However I do not know whether that works with your ad service provider, especially as I do not know their syntax of calling (from the HTML). You should check. Google allows pre-checking.
Hope that helps
Matthias
Matthias Günther
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