if instead of creating your items in the root, you created them in a MC,
you can then just delete/unload the MC holder and then create a new one.
That will instantly remove all the sub-movie clip/buttons.
and, yes, you should try learning how to encapsulate your code in
functions or, even
Thank you Sebastian,
This questions would probably belong to the flashNewbie list but they
have Jason there who advocates the use of 'Delegate. create' and
sincerely that confuses the hell out of me and, at this stage I do not
have the time to sit down and do any more learning than I am
I'm putting together a website for my sister, and it works in Firefox,
Internet Explorer, and Opera, but when my sister looks at it on a Mac in
Safari there's some weird behavior:
http://www.alkaufmann.com/index.php?page=work
On her PowerBook the loading screen stays up forever, and on my
Works fine on my Mac / Safari. Did you, by any chance, recently
install the new Flip4Mac plugin. I did, and immediately Safari quit
playing any Flash. I removed my Quicktime plugins from the plugin
folder (in the system Library) and that fixed it.
Odie
On May 20, 2007, at 10:23 AM,
hi John,
well you want to attach all the sub clips to the holder.
so:
var containerDepth:Number = 1;
this.createEmptyMovieClip(container_mc, containerDepth,thisOne._x-100,
0, 130, 25);
this.container_mc.createTextField(mySubText+i,this.getNextHighestDepth());
subBtn =
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for your feedback and code pointer.
I will try writing the functions as you suggest. :)
cheers
JohnT
sebastian wrote:
hi John,
well you want to attach all the sub clips to the holder.
so:
var containerDepth:Number = 1;
this.createEmptyMovieClip(container_mc,
Sebastian,
I have tried implementing your idea but I don't seem to be able to
create my dropdown menu any longer. Only the last button is created and
without the appropriate label but also at 0,0.
Also, should I made the heigth of the container large enough to hold any
number of buttons? At
What are the options for delivering Flash over the web, but outside of
the browser? Has anybody used jFlash (a module that allows you to use
Flash content in stead of Swing within Java)? Our objective is to
deliver an interactive IRC/remote-control which will float over other
windows. We'd
mProjector
Andrew Sinning wrote:
What are the options for delivering Flash over the web, but outside of
the browser? Has anybody used jFlash (a module that allows you to use
Flash content in stead of Swing within Java)? Our objective is to
deliver an interactive IRC/remote-control which
Sounds like a good exe shell for Flash, but it requires an exe, i.e.
Admin rights. The advantage of Java is that end users in corporate and
other environments can typically run Java apps without Admin rights.
Steven Sacks wrote:
mProjector
Andrew Sinning wrote:
What are the options for
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