String Parser doesn't work on java!

[Ethan]

I've discovered that as I said and as it turns out string parser doesn't work on java, I figured this out while I was reworking my game Rainy Day to work on java on my website, the part of my game that won't work is the high scores, which I got from the Easy Online High Scores Tutorial, which uses the string parser, here is my mfa - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2281426/High%20scores.mfa
As you can see when you go to run from the editor it works, but when you build it in java, the strings don't get parsed. Here is two pictures of the high scores:
1. Ran from the editor

2. Ran after building in java

My problem is I don't actually know how to work string parser, and it looks like if I tried to completely recode it that it would take forever, so I either need a new build for the java extension of string parser, or someone who has the time to fix this...

[James]

Use String Tokenizer?

[LB]

Use fastloops and the Mid$ function?

[Ethan]

Who made the string parser extension for java anyways?

[Francois]

It must be Ross Picket (Greyhill)

[RickyRombo]

Heh Ethan you're a little late - this has been known for quite some time.

You'll have to use Vitalize or Flash (if you have it) for now, because I can't think of another extension (that can be Javatized) that could give you the md5 (which appears to be working for you, so never mind this paragraph...)

Just use the string parser in conjunction with the string tokenizer like Jamie suggested.