Now, the question is
1. how can I loop through all movie clip by code?
2. how can I change the on hover effect only?
Ibrahim
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 4:59 AM, Pedro Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
laurent wrote:
If I remember right you must create a Color object for your mac, then
hm...the MovieClip( root ) help to compile with no error. But then
trying to acces a method of the root throw an error about:
TypeError: Error #1010: Un terme n'est pas défini et n'a pas de propriété.
term undefined...it can't find the object referenced
so I casted the object I'm trying to
You can name you boutons a gneric name: btn_0, btn_1, btn_2, etc
then you have a loop:
for( i = 0; i buttonNumber; i ++){
var mc:MovieClip = this[btn_ + i];
mc.onhoverMC do something with it
}
this code is in the buttons container.
L
Ibrahim Y a écrit :
Now, the question is
1. how
the movie clips already created, and everything is fine.
but I want to change them all using code, I don't want to rename them all,
in this case I can change the design manually.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM, laurent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can name you boutons a gneric name: btn_0,
the name I'm talking about is the name you give in the properties panel.
when you click a mc you can specify is name on the stage that is totally
something else from is name in the library. So there you should choose a
name that help you loop through the mcs
Ibrahim Y a écrit :
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Hi list...
I'm encountering a weird scenario where a TextField's bottom scroll
isn't being reported accurately. It's tracing a number less what it
actually. The end of the text in my TF was /r/r/r/r, and now I've
populated it to be something like /rtext/rtext/rtext/rtext, thinking
that would
Why??
// c is a TextField
c.scroll = this.lastVisibleLine;
// 338
var firstLineOnPage = c.scroll;
// 326
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yeh - put a bunch of br /'s in at the end because of this - i
thought it was only html dynamic text that did this but i guess not.
Never found a solution
a
On 31 Mar 2008, at 14:05, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
I'm encountering a weird scenario where a TextField's bottom scroll
Hi everybody,
I'm having some trouble with connecting to a SOAP web service from my
AS2 app. I need to log in on the web service to use it, but I don't
know when I should use the login/pass. I use this script:
var service:WebService = new WebService( url );
var call:PendingCall =
Yep, a BitmapFilter is what you need.
You might want to check out TweenFilterLite for an easy way to apply (and/or
tween) the filter. It'll also let you adjust saturation, brightness,
colorization, hue, and threshold.
www.TweenFilterLite.com
The code would look something like:
hi guys
in actionscript 3, if i put a mouse event on a movieclip object
containing a textfield, should the mouse event be on the movieclip or
the textfield?
here's my code (comments added to see where the problem is occurring)
CODE
private function createPeriodBar(dateStart:int,
hi guys
in actionscript 3, if i put a mouse event on a movieclip object
containing a textfield, should the mouse event be on the movieclip or
the textfield?
here's my code (comments added to see where the problem is occurring)
CODE
private function createPeriodBar(dateStart:int,
mc.mouseChildren = false;
or
event.currentTarget
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Try setting mouseChildren to false
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
Allandt Bik-Elliott (Receptacle) wrote:
hi guys
in actionscript 3, if i put a mouse event on a movieclip object
containing a textfield, should the mouse event be on the movieclip or
the textfield?
here's my
A perfect opportunity for someone more eloquent than I to explain event
bubbling.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Allandt Bik-Elliott (Receptacle)
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hi guys
in actionscript 3, if i put a mouse event on a movieclip object
containing a textfield, should the mouse event
IMO, explaining Event Bubbling as the reason the TextField is the target
is complicating the immediate solution he needs, which is mouseChildren
= false.
Yes, it's Event Bubbling that's causing the target to be the TextField.
To understand Event Bubbling, read about it in the docs, or better
You shouldn't be using capture phase until you've got a really good
handle on bubbling phase first.
You shouldn't have bubbling turned on for your button unless you are
planning on catching this event above this clip, as well.
Event Bubbling means that the TextField is dispatching a bubbling
Take off the true flag for bubbling and set mouseChildren = true.
This should solve your issue.
Er, I meant set mouseChildren = false.
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