Sjm I asked this question before and I got the answer as the following
If your item classes are card1, card2, card3 and so on, and your code
currently works...
AboutButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, gocard);
function gocard(e:MouseEvent):void {
///
var cardName:String = "card"+String(1 + uint(Math.random()*49)); //
49 is the number of clips you have
var cardClass:Object = getDefinitionByName(cardName) as Object
var newcard:* = new cardClass();
// replace the asterisk i used for the base class that all your cards
extend from
///
this.addChild(newcard);
newcard.x = 25;
newcard.y = 45;
}
I hope this help
On 7/8/08, Rich Shupe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> these should all work:
>
> --FlashVar will work if you can edit the template (still no server-side
> required),
> --a list in a text or XML file where no server interaction is required but
> an external file is needed (should work unless your CMS radically alters
> your directory structure)
> --a pre-defined list or filename structure, as suggested (although I'd add
> error handling for the final failure)
>
>
> On 7/8/08 9:54 AM, "SJM - Flash" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > My problem is the flash file is going to be embeded into a templete page
> to be
> > added to a CMS unfortunatly there is no option for me to use any
> additional
> > XML, PHP, ASP, Pearl script etc... the way i thought it would work is the
> path
> > to the images would be a flash var!
>
> Rich
> http://www.LearningActionScript3.com
>
>
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