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I am working on a website that is loading multiple external swf files into the base movie. I would like to keep all of my menus and controls on one level. My question is, can you direct levels with variables like you can with movieclips. I have set up actions that seta a variable "/:mc" equal to the instance name of the current movieclip and then use SetProperty and telltarget depending on what the user whats to do. Using the same framework, SetVariable "currentlevel" ="_levelX" and then TellTarget(currentlevel), but nothing happens. Any solutions?
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You should copy and paste your code for an accurate solution. For now lets assume you set a variable in a frame or a button action like this
Code:
Set Variable: "myLevel" = 2
Now you can use this to target some thing on that level i.e
Code:
Begin Tell Target ("_level"&myLevel)
Go to and Play (1)
End Tell Target
Hope it helps.
Regards,
[Edited by MuhammadZamir on 05-29-2001 at 12:32 PM]
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On the first frame of the swf loaded into level3 I have
SetVariable "number"="3" both being strings
On the button in level0, I have:
On(Release)
Begin TellTarget ("_level"&number) as an expression
Goto Stop ("hold")
End TellTarget
EndOn
The only difference in what I have and what you suggest is possibly the value of the variable in the loaded swf. It should be a string, correct?
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for the first bit do this...
Code:
Set Variable: "_level0/:number" = 3
and for the second do this...
Code:
Begin Tell Target ("_level"&/:number)
Go to and Stop("hold")
End Tell Target
and yes, it should be an expression.
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Muhammad,
Thanks for the help. Worked like a charm. I ma just glad that there are still people that are working and helping out for Flash 4 people
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