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This is the best one I've found:

http://www.iparigrafika.hu/pageflip/

It looks like you may be overwriting itemClip0, itemClip1 as you may be using the same depths for both sets of attachMovies, i.e. both 0 and 1. Try something like
...

Do you mean that if your MC had 20 frames in total, then, for example, when preloader was at 50% you want it to go to frame 10? If so, use

my_mc.gotoAndStop(Math.floor(my_mc._totalframes/100 *...

The problem is you have this line


var theObject:String = _root.object_txt.text;

executing on the frame, so when that code runs the textbox is empty as the user hasn't had a chance to put...

A simple percentage calcuation might be appropriate here. So say that player needs to get 20% more experience than the previous level, it'd go

Level 1: 1500
+300
Level 2: 1800
...

Believe it should be


for (j=0; j<resArr2.length; j++) {
trace("res2="+resArr2[j]);
}

Try this


for (var i = 1979; i<=2005; i++) {
this["a" + i] = this["d" + i].split(",");
this["a" + i].pop();
}

It's because parseInt takes a String and you're giving it a number.

If you're trying to round to the nearest integer use Math.round() instead.

Hi all,

I'm looking to implement this into a little game I'm working on - effectively it involves the AI chasing a ball, something like this (top-down view)

http://www.ice13.com/chase.gif
...

Just need a simple if


if(thrust) { //if thrust is true
thrust = false;
}else{ //if thrust is false
thrust = true;
}

To set the order of tabbing you use

TextField.tabIndex

A field with index of 1 will be higher up than a field with a index of 2. so in your move you essentially want to go


input1.tabIndex...

for(var i=1; i<=6; i++) {
this["input" + i].tabIndex = i;
}
Selection.setFocus(input1);


should do it for you. Keep in mind that the setFocus will only work if the Flash movie has focus,...

In MX 2004 you need to make sure the variable exists first. Just go


input = "25,15,10,30,20";
myArray = input.split(",");
sum = 0;
for (var i=0; i<myArray.length; i++){
val =...

Sure, look into TextField.autoSize then use TextField._height.

Unfortunately you can't do that, you can only change the alpha of the whole textfield.

If you really want a semi-transparent background you'll have to have a separate MC/graphic behind it.

Oh right, that variable must be set/created as a String at some point then. If you're bringing it in from an external source, text file for example, everything defaults to a String.

I don't see anything nothing wrong with that, as this works as expected:


_root.user_access = 2;
switch (_root.user_access) {
case 1 :
_root.main_menu = 5;
_root.sub_menu = 5;
...

You should just need


hdrWA.removeTextField();

Ok, 2 problems with that fla you attached (nothing to do with not having 2004 by the way). Firstly you haven't given Instance names to your MCs. If you select a MC then look in the properties panel,...

'this' in this case is just referring to the timeline it's on. It's just something to attach the onEnterFrame function to, you can also use _root or a MC for example.

The reason that it's only...

You need to name the Instance of the movie clip so Flash can recognise it at run-time.

Click on the MC, in the properties panel put hour_mc in the box where it says <Instance Name>.

That doesn't seem to be a valid link

The easiest thing to do is make your clock hand into a movie clip, with the pivot point at 0,0. Place it on the stage, call it hour_mc and use this code


this.onEnterFrame = function() {
...

Make you sure put the pivot point of the hands at the co-ordinates 0,0. As you said you don't need a clock but here's one anyway. You can change it for your needs just by going hours._rotation += 30...

To be honest I don't know why your original method isn't working, but if you're interested here is a working fla of my method.