great thanks everyone!
I will read up on that interval manager. it should help.
I didn't like the solution (sometimes i get anal as a programmer) but
I just put a manual clearInterval when the button close is pressed.
It shouldn't be the case, but, oh well.
On 12/13/05, eugen pflüger <[EMAIL P
yeah,
they are pretty nasty sometimes. they even stay active when you load
a new swf in root.
sometime ago i got this link from jim:
http://www.kennybunch.com/index.php?p=16
Am 13.12.2005 um 11:33 schrieb Ramon Tayag:
I see, so intervals are located, in some sense, in the root clip?
On
I see, so intervals are located, in some sense, in the root clip?
On 12/13/05, eugen pflüger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you have to delete the interval explicit:
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> intervalName = setInterval();
> clearInterval(intervalName);
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> Am 13.12.2005 um 10:58 schrieb Ramon Tayag:
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you have to delete the interval explicit:
intervalName = setInterval();
clearInterval(intervalName);
Am 13.12.2005 um 10:58 schrieb Ramon Tayag:
Hey everone,
I have a movie that uses loadClip to load an external swf to, let's
say, mcBlank. That external swf uses a class that furthermo
Hey everone,
I have a movie that uses loadClip to load an external swf to, let's
say, mcBlank. That external swf uses a class that furthermore uses
several other classes. One of those classes has intervals that
continually dispatch an event.
Now, to close that popped up window, I 1) unloadClip mc
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