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I've installed the flash debug player and it works on Safari, but not in Firefox. I'm using Snow Leopard. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Not sure of your exact label, but try this:
vignetteMCName.mouseEnabled = false;
vignetteMCName.mouseChildren = false;
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Could you attach source? Seems there is some factor here acting wierd.
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Attach your source file, or email it to me at jonathon.weeks@gmail.com, and we'll see what we can do with it.
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Yes, if you want it at x50 and y50, it would be that of the main.
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No, what happens is when you load your swf into your main file you have a complete event listener. In that listener is where you would position your completely loaded files.
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the MOUSE_UP event is really not meant for the functionality you were after. The CLICK event is what's meant to handle the event of capturing a mouse press. The MOUSE_UP event is kinda sketchy...
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Oh yeah, you can do that easily with your loader object.
var xCoord:Number = 0;
var yCoord:Number = 0;
loaderObject.x = xCoord;
loaderObject.y = yCoord;
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Are you wanting to change the x, y coords of the loaded swf? or the content within them?
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No problem. Did this fix your problem?
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Oh, your button code is in TestMC?
And you want a click,
Okay, try this:
Button01.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, handleMouseClick);
function...
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var MCContent:MovieClip = new TestMC();
MC.addChild(MCContent);
So you have that, right?
If I got you now, this should do it:
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Okay, well, if your mouse events are tied to your button then evt.target would call to the button itself.
the menuName is the instance name you gave to your menu.
evt is the MouseEvent sent...
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So Button01 is in MCContent, right?
Do you have a var declaration with the MCContent clip?
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No Problem, and sorry I can't help more right now, but can't test my code without flash, LOL.
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Well it all depends on how your file is set up. Me I put all my code in class files and call in everything.
But it'd be something along these lines:
This is assuming your menu pops up...
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In your mouse out listener, use a conditional to see if the mouse is over the roll out menu. If so don't make it disappear. If not, make it go away:
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Here's how you do it with PHP, I'm not an expert with ASP, but this should hold true to the same principal:
package {
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.*;
...
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dispatchEvent(new Event("DispatcherClassEvent", true));
addEventListener("DispatcherClassEvent", doThisFunction);
function doThisFunction(evt:Event):void {
trace("Woo Hoo");
}
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Actually this is going to sound dumb but I've had this issue. Try moving the req.data = vars above the req.method call.
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could you attach your source file? I'm afraid I'm a bit confused on your exact needs at this point and perhaps that may help me to help you. Thanks.
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There are many libraries you'll find if you google it for as3, but to be honest, I hadn't even seen the link you posted here, and I'm thinking that's about as extensive as your going to get. Sorry. ...
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What is _loader? a Loader object? Try casting it as a MovieClip and then stopAllSounds();
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MCContent = new TestMC();
MC.addChild(MCContent);
MCContent.Button01.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, handleMouseUp);
function handleMouseUp(event:MouseEvent):void {
trace('Hello World);...
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Could you attach your source file? I may be able to help after seeing this.
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