Nicolas Cueto wrote:
An hour or two of debugging but...
My card has 16 images, each with
a mouseUp script. I only want one
script to run at a time. So, within
the mouseUp script of each image
I added calls to lock/unlock handlers
contained in the card script, i.e.,
I don't think I would do it this way. Instead, I would put a single
"mouseup" handler in the card script and test for "the target". Name
each image consistently, for example, "mazeImg1", "mazeImg2", etc. Then
you can do something like this:
on mouseUp
if the short name of the target contains "mazeImg"
then send "doMazeStuff" to the target
else pass mouseUp
end mouseUp
Each image would have a handler called "doMazeStuff" that controls its
behavior -- just like what your mouseUp handlers are doing now.
If a user clicks on several images in order, their scripts will run
sequentiallly, so that shouldn't be a problem, right?
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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