I was working on a project and I found and effect I wanted to use on my own site not exactly the same but something like it. When you click on the link go down...
... This is not exactly the help you want ;) but I tell you anyway. I always use an SWF Decompiler to see how someone scripted his/her nice effects. -- Anggie...
... The first 'on release' script, above, loads your swf file in front or above your currently running movie (it's still there though). The second script will...
Hi Again Becky, I tried what you suggested and it works!!!! Thank you!!! Now I have another problem. Sometimes as I'm rolling out of the button the animation...
Yeah, actually that makes sense. You probably need to put in a test at frame 20 so if the cursor isn't touching the clip, it closes. So on frame 20 you'd have ...
Sorry for the newbie level question but... I don't understand when and why to use onEnterFrame. It seems that the simple actionscript code I stick in a frame...
Usually, onEnterFrame is used in place of setInterval - and viceversa, that's a very typical scenario. You want a loop that matches the frames that fire off in...
I'm getting a glimmer of understanding, however I still don't quite get it. Your answer leads me to understand that I was way off base. Thanks. -B ... ...
LOL, well, that's why I wanted to know what *you* thought it was ;) basically, enterFrame is an event that every movieclip fires. If you define a function for...
... Lets say, for example, that you have a movie clip that want to do something a few times and then stop. You might do it like this: // On the movie clip...
... ... while the onLoad method will be executed only once? Does that how onLoad differ from onEnterFrame? -- Anggie Bratadinata ... Jl. Raya Langsep no.21 ...
hi all i am new to this group interested in learning flash, can any body help in me learning flash . please send me details or tutorials of learning flash...
How do I make a hidden .swf file on a webpage so that the viewer cannot download the page that contains the Flash .swf file. What I want to accomplish is that...
... I think even if you manage to "hide" it, people still can find your .swf in their browser's cache. -- Anggie Bratadinata ... Jl. Raya Langsep no.21 Malang...
Hi, I have some actionscript, hammered out thusly... loadMovie(thumbnail, movieslate[itemname].thumbnail); movieslate[itemname].thumbnail._width = 50; ...
... no, and so it won't set the width and height either ... yes I'd suggest you use MovieClipLoader if you're working in MX 2004. There's a cut-and-paste...
onLoad is just that - when the clip is loaded, and onEnterFrame is specific to the frames and pretty well describes when it'll be fired. So, yes, onLoad fires...
BECKY YOU ARE THE MAN.. ERR WOMAN... I'M GONNA TRY THIS WHEN I GET HOME. THIS FORUM IS GREAT!! I WAS WONDERING IF YOU COULD RECOMMEND LINKS TO A GOOD TUTORIAL...
Yes, I will try that at home. I can't wait now. Thanks again. If I have more questions, I hope you don't mind me asking you. Thanks for everything. ... at...
Unfortunately, you can't keep a swf from being cached AFAIK. The browser manages that, and well, there you go. FLV's that are loaded externally (via...
I agree with Helen (surprise, I know ;), and when you do, since you're loading a jpg, just use the onLoad event of the MCL to then resize the jpg. ... -- John...
Hi John, Helen, First, thank you for the responses. ... Here is what I've done: First, the alpha for the mc in question is set to 0. Then in the actionscript...
Sounds good to me (except that I can't remember when the data event is fired but sounds like it does the right thing, which is do whatever needs to be done...
Hi all, I hope someone can tell me why my Flash help's text is so tiny that I think I need a microscope to read it. -- Anggie Bratadinata ... Jl. Raya Langsep...
... You've probably got the aspect ratio of you screen set too high. Folks who use flash like to use high ratios on their multi-sync monitors to give them...
... I thought about that ;) but I didn't have that problem before I installed Flash 8 so I guess it's not the monitor. It must be something else. Thanks Joe, ...
... I'm using 6 and 7, and the help looks fine at a standard screen resolution. The only other thing I can think of is that the font being used might not be...