I searched this topic and actually found your blog post about it. It's still a bit unclear how to access the timeline. Do you get the content property of the SWFLoader instance, cast that to a MovieClip, then access the MC's root property? I cannot access the timeline in this way.
--- In [email protected], "peterent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Once the SWF has been loaded you can access its root timeline through the loader's content. > Having the root timeline will let you execute the function: gotoAndPlay(1) - making the SWF > move the playhead back to the first frame and start playing it again. > --peter > > --- In [email protected], "kenny14390" <kenny14390@> wrote: > > > > I've got a SWF file that is embedded in the Flex app. When the SWF is > > clicked, it does an animation and fades away. How can I get the SWF to > > revert to its default state? I've tried resetting the source of the > > SWFLoader to the same SWF file, but it does not load. I've also tried > > creating a second SWFLoader with the same source, but there must be > > something preventing the same file from being loaded more than once. > > The only way the SWF starts over is when the entire app is reloaded. > > What can I do? I could modify the FLA itself or the Flex implementation. > > >
