Dynamic html content in a movie?

Hi,
Can someone tell me if it's possible to dynamically load a
HTML file into a flash movie without opening the content
into a separate browser window? i.e. Load the HTML into a
container in the movie window itself. The actual HTML file name
itself could be hardcoded in the movie if that helps...
I'm totally new to Flash and Action Script but am a
developer, so will understand if you can even just point me to an
API.
Thanks in advance.
Brian

No. You would have to parse the html using the xml class (for
instance). Or use an extension (search for tablemaker) that does
the parsing (with restrictions like content can only be in one
table). By itself Flash only supports a small subset of the html
tags. You could use an IFrame but that is pretty much asking for
trouble. And, Flash isn't a browser...

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