Sorry Jason, I was typing from memory, not copy / paste...
this[newName]._x = menu_ds.HorizontalPos;
Doesn't work for me, and the only reason I ended up using eval() is because
it's the only thing that worked!
This code doesn't work...
duplicateMovieClip(dupButton, newName, i);
this[newName]._x = menu_ds.HorizontalPos;
this[newName]._y = menu_ds.VerticalPos;
I scoured the net and eval() was the only answer I could find...
I'm publishing Flash 8, AS2
Thanks...
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Jason
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] loadMovie in a duplicated movieclip
>>And could anyone explain why
>>
>>this.[newName]._x = menu_ds.HorizontalPos;
>>
>>doesn't work?
Improper syntax. Try:
this[newName]._x = menu_ds.HorizontalPos;
Also, would recommend against using eval() in this case and use the []
operator instead.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organizational Effectiveness
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