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    Bizarre, ...Entire Flash Site Broken

    I added a button last night to my increasingly complex Flash site last night and Pre-viewed and all was fine. Then once I published it to the web it completely flaked out.

    What I mean is that, once published half the buttons in my movie (regardless of where or when they occur) send you back to frame one of the movie (which is my preloader) and stops you there. Thus effectively completely dismantling my site. I can not imagine what kind of change would have made such a site wide bug occur.

    Any ideas.

    www.timlindsey.com

    Thanks in advance.

    Rindsey

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    It's very difficult to know what went wrong without seeing your FLA...can you post it?

    Cool site by the way...

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    what is the action you put in the button
    it is your mind that decides - it is with your mind that you fly


    vevmedia

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    Thanks

    I apologize for the vague description of the issue but honestly I have little idea of what changes i made to have caused this.

    The button action was a simple;

    on release
    _level0.GotoAndplay.("frame_label")

    I just reverted back to an older version of the site and all seems happy once again. Thanks for your time.

    Rindsey

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    Remove the "." after gotoAndPlay...

    Like this...

    on (release){
    _level0.GotoAndplay("frame_label");
    }

    That very likely could be breaking your movie...because it doesn't know where to go since your syntax is wrong...

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