Of the solutions that have been suggested, I think the most likely
one is case-sensitivity. Make sure to maintain the same case in
naming and calling the files.
It doesn't seem that loading time is an issue. If you're using the
MovieClipLoader you're probably already using onLoadInit to displa
er 01, 2006 10:24 AM
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Dynamically Loading JPGs ~ Strange Behavior
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> I have about 20 jpegs that are dynamically being loaded into a swf.
These
> images are loaded one at a time, fade in as the previous one fades
out
the reason it doesn't work live but does on local servers has to do with
loading time. Have your graphics load, then display them. Normaly what
I'll do is a simple load, and load all the pictures before anything
displays. I don't know of a way of watching the bits loaded of the
graphic so I
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Dynamically Loading JPGs ~ Strange Behavior
>
> I have about 20 jpegs that are dynamically being loaded into
> a swf. These images are loaded one at a time, fade in as the
> previous one fades out, and then eventually the loop starts
> over ag
I have about 20 jpegs that are dynamically being loaded into a swf. These
images are loaded one at a time, fade in as the previous one fades out, and
then eventually the loop starts over again, loading the initial image. I am
using the MovieClipLoader Class to load them. I am, however, running i
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