Thank you for your comments Julien and Helen.
I'll try it out (it always takes me some time,
because I do Flash on evenings only,
when the kid shuts up ;-)
The invisible layer to prevent button-flipping
makes sense too, I'll add it.
Also I think there is a 3rd method -
to use a variable bound to the textfield...
Regards
Alex
On 9/28/06, Julien Vignali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One solution is to
nest the TextField in a MovieClip, and use that clip in your button
movieclip instead of the TextField.
So you would use the path : MyButton -> label_mc -> label_txt
class MyButton extends MovieClip {
private var label_mc:MovieClip;
public function setText(str:String):Void {
label_mc.label_txt.text = str;
}
}
Another solution would be to simulate the _up, _over and _down effects
with code and only 1 frame in your button clip:
class MyButton extends MovieClip {
private var label_txt:TextField;
public function setText(str:String):Void {
label_txt.text = str;
}
public function onRollOver():Void {
}
public function onRollOut():Void {
}
public funtion onPress():Void {
this._x += 10;
this._y += 10;
}
public function onReleaseOutside():Void {
}
public function onRelease():Void {
this._x -= 10;
this._y -= 10;
}
}
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