I do exactly that with scrollpane -- set the contentPath to a movieclip
menuBuilder (in the library, linked to class MenuBuilder) and then call
its setup method and that works fine:
menupanel.menupane.contentPath = "menuBuilder";
menupanel.menupane.content.setup(this, ctopic, cpage);
So it seems what you are doing should work also. Is the contentPath a
movieclip? (you show it with a capital as though you're setting it to a
a class, and I can't see anything else that looks different)
Helen
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David Farrell wrote:
Also,
I can't see how to access my object once it is the content of the Window.
ie.. I create a window with DialogueButtons as the contentPath
This creates the window as hoped - now I want to call a few methods on
my class to create the buttons - but how do I access the content (my
DialogueButtons class)?
'tracing' from within my class shows that my DialogueBox is at
"level0.depthChild0.content" - if I trace my 'win' it is
"level0.depthChild0" - so one would natrually assume that I'd be able
to do win.depthChild0.content.myMethod()
but that doesn't work - Flash seems to not be able to let me see any
of my DialogueButton class' properties.
hmm
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