Roman Blöth schrieb:
[..] In any case the MovieClipLoader finishes the loading progress
currently running before handling the "empty" or the new download, no
matter when I try to interrupt the download.
Man, there must be some way to interrupt a running loadClip-progress!?
Finally I found the information needed where I didn't expect it: On
Adobe's website!
The really working way for interrupting a running
MovieClipLoader.load("theFile.swf", "mcName")-progress is by invoking
MovieClipLoader.unloadClip("mcName") AND not to test it locally within
your file system, but remotely via some http-server.
Best regards,
Roman.
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