I thought _root. was used relative to the object you are in, e.g. if
you are in a movieclip _root is the main timeline of that movieclip
and the only way to address the absolute root timeline from nested
clips was to use _level0.
Is that not correct?
Thanks - MD
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On Jan 15, 2007, at 8:13 PM, Arindam Dhar wrote:
hi,
Scope wise there should not be any problem as u can address
anything on root timeline from any timeline as _root.somevariable
or _root.somefunction().
Would u like to post the code?
regrads,
Arindam
Mike Dunlop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
In my button that is nested inside of a mc, i am able to move the
main timeline to different points but when trying to call a function
that lives on the root timeline like the following:
_level0.myFunctionName();
Is not working. Is this some type of scoping issue?
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Mike Dunlop
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