i think you might need to lose the first .
my_pane.content["product_"+i]["color_"+j].loadMovie(someUrl);
martin
Mike Boutin wrote:
I am trying to target an object inside my scrollpane. This is what im
trying to achieve:
my_pane.content["product_"+i].["color_"+j].loadMovie
What is the corre
Lose the dot between the brackets, and aye you got it, but she's hard to
debug that way. One way that works AND is easier to debug is:
var myContent = my_pane.content;
trace("myContent: " + myContent);
var product1 = myContent["product" + i];
trace("product1: " + product1);
var color1 = product1
What is color_j - a movie clip? I assume product_i is also a movie
clip.
Then it should work (as long as you finish your loadMovie statement,
which you didn't...)
I just did this yesterday with attachMovie and it worked great. Should
be the same for loadMovie.
Jason Merrill | E-Learning So
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