Jose Maria Barros schrieb:
Hi...i know that is a newbie question, but..here it goes:
I have a swf A. When i press a button in it, i load an external swf B into
swf A.
When i click a button in swf A , i wanted to swf B reach a variable that is
in an movieclip that is in swf A.
I tried this in the end of the main timeline of swf B:
_level0.movieclip_in_A.myvar;
So, _level0 is supposed to be the main swf A and movieclip_in_A is the movie
clip inside the main swf, that have nested a variable called "myvar".
Im wrong?
Anyway this is bad style: If _root/_level0 changes, then your code will
cease working as expected. You can evade this situation by simply
referencing the other way round:
In the timeline of clipB write:
this._parent.myvar
Regards,
Roman.
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