Sorry for the late reply!
Many thanks for the suggestions - I think a load manager class is the
way to go and I'll send Jamie a mail and take up the kind offer.
Cheers,
Dan
On 22 nov 2006, at 16.36, Jamie S wrote:
I the only way I was able to put the problem to bed for sure was to
build
Hi all!
I've stumbled upon something quite weird, and have searched for an
explanation without any success.
Consider the following Movieclip hiearchy:
Contentclip (with a few images and text fields dynamically attached) -
buttonclip
I have created a class which when instanced will:
-
Thanks for the replies!
My apologies for not checking how the mouseup event is handled.
Coming from many, many years of Director/Lingo work, I simply assumed
mouseup to work in a similar manner :)
Cheers,
Dan
On 20 okt 2006, at 17.02, Dave Mennenoh wrote:
You don't need to use
On 6 okt 2006, at 19.15, slangeberg wrote:
My problem is finding a way for the preloader class instance to
tell when
the
movieclip reaches a certain frame or frame label
Actually, I prefer to set things up in an event-based model. I
don't have
the code in front of me, but if you look at
Hi all!
I have a (hopefully not too ignorant) question relating to movieclips
created on the fly.
Basically, I have a preloader class that is generic and reusable.
It's called from whatever object that does dynamic loading of content
and then in turn invokes a movieclip from a passed
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