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function Build(unit:String) {
var clazz:Object = getDefinitionByName(unit);
var newUnit:MovieClip = new clazz();
addChild(newUnit);
}
Build("House");

Ended up having to data type it as an...

A stupid question I'm sure, but here goes:

I have a MC with class name "House" in the library.
The Build function will be used to add hundreds of different MCs to the stage, so I am using the the...

Make a function that fades out the dropdown MC in which the button is located...

//main timeline frame code
_global.fadeMenu = function(menuName) {
eval(menuName).gotoAndPlay("fadeOut");
}...

They're probably just tweens being played in movie clips. So if a user clicked on button 2, you'd want only buttons 1,3, and 4 to reset...

stop();
button2.onRelease = function() {...

stopAllSounds() should actually work, but if you really want to avoid overlapping songs, just use one sound object instead of multiple ones. For a new song, load over the same object.

s = new...

It already has speed variables. Change the values of dx and dy for xspeed and yspeed, respectively.

You can post the .fla if you want. I'm actually interested to see what the problem is.

#include "filename.as"
Don't put a semicolon ( ; ) at the end of the line or it won't work.

You can't put on() handlers on components. Use an event listener...

function change() {
trace("hello");
}
comboBox.addEventListener("change" , this);

if(n >= 10 && n < 20) {
//stuff
}

Probably because it hasn't loaded yet. You could just put stop(); on the first frame of kids2.swf

I assume you mean a checkbox not a button. If you're using the chekbox component then you check its value like this...

if(checkBox.selected) trace("selected");where "checkBox" is the instance...

Declare the SharedObject before you save the data. Declare as...

dataCoookie = SharedObject.getLocal("datosCookie");not...

var dataCoookie:Object = new Object();

Make sure you have the same plugin for IE that you have for Firefox.

Probably a scope issue. Try _root.gotoAndStop(55); or _parent.gotoAndStop(55); if you're trying to control the main timeline from a button MC.

There are 2 kinds of button code. One kind is code that goes on a frame, refers to the button with a target path, and assigns a function to a certain button event. Example:

searchButton.onRelease...

Right. You might want to put matchFound = false; at the very beginning of the search button function (before the for loop), too. That way the user won't get erroneous results if they search more than...

Yes. Did you try doing it? Should just be...

loadMovie("filename.swf" , _parent);

Maybe something like this...
array = [];
matchFound = false;
Button1.onRelease = function() {
array.push("whatever");
}
Button2.onRelease = function() {
array.push("somethingElse");
}...

No, just type it into the instance name field in the properties panel...

Do you mean...

for (i=1; i<=50; i++) {
duplicateMovieClip(_root.ship, "ship"+i, i);
_root["ship"+i]._x = _root.gun._x;
_root["ship"+i]._y = _root.gun._y;
}??

You could loop through every character of the string in AS to check for those kinds of characters, but that would be a pain. I don't know my CF, but I bet there's a function that strips # and similar...

Hmm.... tough one. My next suggestion would be
lvSend["return"]= "http://www.google.com"; but I see you already tried that. You could say...

lvSend.Return = "http://www.google.com";...

Not separate MCs, but separate SWFs. When you need to load a new page, you can do...

loadMovie("filename.swf" , containerMC);
//or
loadMovieNum("filename.swf" , level);
//or
loader = new...

Open up notepad and type

[autorun]
open=filename.exeThen save the file as "autorun.inf" Burn the file onto your CD.