To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash Player
without recompiling. How do I do this? Rewind seems to do nothing at all.
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Hi,
one option is loadMovieNum (_root._url, 0);
Possibly attach some keyhandler to it, so you can press space to reload it,
or set up a timer to reload it.
Why do you need it? Editing data ?
regards
JC
On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 5:40 PM, Andrew Sinning and...@learningware.comwrote:
To compile
That's a good idea Hans.
Why do you need it? Editing data ?
That'd be one reason, but also sometimes I might miss a detail and want
to review it. Or in a non-linear process, I'd like to test other
possibilities.
What I really need is code that compiles faster, but that's not
practical
Andrew Sinning wrote:
To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash Player
without recompiling. How do I do this? Rewind seems to do nothing at
all.
You could publish it. Have an instance of My Computer
I have noticed the same thing; however, all I can suggest is click
simulate download on and off.
Andrew Sinning wrote:
To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash
Player without recompiling. How do I do
I just realized that what I told you works pretty well.
It isn't called without re-publishing if you use the ctrl+enter combo;
therefore, if have the player open, in the menu goto view, then click
simulate download rather than using the hotkeys.
Outside of the flash ide it is as simple as
Perfect. Thanks!
Anthony Pace wrote:
I just realized that what I told you works pretty well.
It isn't called without re-publishing if you use the ctrl+enter combo;
therefore, if have the player open, in the menu goto view, then click
simulate download rather than using the hotkeys.
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