Can I?, How Do?, If Only?,I Need.

[gusmus]

I know that I am guilty of the same sometimes, but has anyone noticed that there is a search window on this forum?. Over the last month or so, about 50% of the requests for help on the forum could have been solved simply by using the aforsaid window. I know I'm a radical sod,,,, sorry,,,I was born that way,, but please,, before you ask about something (especially if you are a newcomer), have a search, that's what it's there for. There are a few years of very good experience and hard learned lessons within the forum which are going to waste if you don't use them. It also gives space to the new matters which are going to be just as important as the old ones in their time. Cheers.
Some Examples:
Search Item.
Transparent.........110 results.
AVI 42 results
Cartoon 36 results
Bones 66 results
When you consider that the average post gets about 4 replies then you will see what you are missing out on by not searching for a solution beforehand.

[necromanthus]

I agree.
Search by keyword: gusmus
Results: 23
:p

[gusmus]

Only 23... you got 96,,, and another 100 in Google no less,,, fly the flags Necro,, you're famous lol

[Bocha Jo]

I just can't compete with you people.
search "line chart" or "linechart", results = 0.

let me know if results may vary.

Thanks

[gusmus]

Search " Linechart" on all forums. You'll get 3 replys from the action script board. cheers

[Bocha Jo]

I stand corrected. anyhow, after grazing over the 3 replys,
I am no better off. I still need sound advice on how to

load vars into new array without my variables populating with
the array's property index.

I want to work with moveTo, line to with this array

var arX = new String(arCNT); // From Loadvars
var arLEN = arX.length;
var arSTR = arX.substr(6, arLEN - 6); //fixed
var arSPLIT = new Array(arSTR.split("i"));

If you could help me with this I'll send you my sincere gratitude.

regards

[gusmus]

You need to speak to Necromanthus on this,, He's the king of scripting,, me,, I'm a dummy with action script. Cheers, hope you get it sorted out.