Hi Kerry:

I started out with one frame.  I clicked-on the frame and then the script
button to enter:

on exitFrame
  go the frame
end

This is suppose to create an endless loop which I suppose technically can
not be exited easily.

Later I created the other frame.  On the first frame, I used a button to "go
to the other frame".  I right clicked the sprite and used to the sprite
script to enter the lingo commands:

on mouseDown
  go to frame 2
end

When I run the program, it loops through both frames without stopping.  If I
press the button, the program appears to go to the other frame for a second,
then continues cycling through the frames again.

The reason that this stuff is pissing me off is because I use another
authoring software called Multimedia Fusion which is hassle free as far as
going from page-to-page.

The strange part is that I have read of this problem before, but I have yet
to see an example of "going to pages" in director.  The program problem was
listed at Macromedia site, but I have yet to see a working example of this
simple task.:(

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Rudy Sanchez

----- Original Message -----
From: "Kerry Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 8:24 PM
Subject: Re: <lingo-l> Problem with go to frame


>
> >Can anyone here make easy sense of this "go to frame" command?
>
> Probably, if you could be more specific about the problems you are having.
> The "go to frame" command works fine, but you might be running into a
> syntax or logic problem.
>
> Though I have to temper that comment--it's been a long time since I used
> Director 5. I don't remember problems with "go to frame" in D5, but I'm a
> relative newcomer myself--I only started with Director 4.
>
> How about a sample of your code?
>
> Cordially,
> Kerry Thompson
> Learning Network
>
>
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