clip.onLoad();
usually works fine for me. Unless your attaching a substantial amount
of clips at run time. Then what you need to do is attach one. wait
for a load event to be fired. then load the next clip. loading a
substantial amount of clips at one time will get varied results when
it comes to calling methods on them. Then once all of them have been
loaded call like a finalInit method or something to set up the rest
of the app.
SMITH
On Feb 23, 2006, at 1:44 PM, Patrick Matte wrote:
I usually put all my movieclips on stage with a linkage to an as2
class
extending MovieClip. The problem I have with this technique is that
sometimes, nested movieclips are not loaded when I try to call a
function
from their parent.
Does anyone have an idea for a workaround this?
I know that if I use attachMovie everytimes, I won’t get this problem
because the attached movie’s constructor is instantly initiated. But I
really like to put all my movieclips on stage already at the right
place and
then display them in any order I like.
How can I be sure that everything on stage is loaded and initiated?
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