Is it possible to load Flashvar again in actionscript after javascript update?

hello,
I'm writing a script where I need flash to check the content of flashvars more than once.
Does anyone know if I can reload or something flashvar in actionscript? whats the command for this?
thanks.
Peter

flashvars load when the swf is embedded.  if you need to repeatedly communicate between js and flash, use the externalinterface class.

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