Post edited 12:29 am – February 3, 2010 by Inter-Reality
Post edited 12:33 am – February 3, 2010 by Inter-Reality

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hi Kristov,

function itemClicked(e:Event):void {

//Get the item that dispatched the event
var item:MenuItem = e.target as MenuItem;

//Navigate to the URL that's assigned to the menu item
var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(item.linkTo);
navigateToURL(urlRequest);
}

the damage is done by the navigateToURL. the solution is to add a comma and the html call.
in your case that could be: navigateToURL(request, “_self”);

your itemClicked function would look like so:

function itemClicked(e:Event):void {

//Get the item that dispatched the event
var item:MenuItem = e.target as MenuItem;

//Navigate to the URL that's assigned to the menu item
var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(item.linkTo);
navigateToURL(urlRequest, “_self”);
//_parent & _blank are known html instructions.

//See more about this on http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/….._links.asp

}

Happy coding!
Cool

Adjustment

Target	Description
_blank	Loads the linked document into a new blank window. This window is not named.
_parent	Loads the linked document into the immediate parent of the document the link is in.
_search	Loads the linked document into the browser's search pane. Available in Internet Explorer 5 or later.
_self	Loads the linked document into the same window the link was clicked in (the active window).
_top	Loads the linked document into the topmost window.