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Linking between top and buttom in frames
Hi,
thank you for reading this.
I have a framepage with one topframe and a bottomframe. In the topframe there is a button in the swf that when clicking on it the swf in the bottomframe should go to a specific frame number - i.g. frame number 20. What would be the actionscript that I put in the button?
Thanx for any answers!
Regards ik.
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if you are refering to LAYERS (when you say top and bottom frame) then there is no way to move the time line on ONE layer but not ANOTHER, however you can simply move the movie to a specific point with the following code:
click on the button and in its actions put
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on(release){
gotoAndPlay("20");
}
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You could also use gotoAndStop and release could be changed to many other things (just keep your actions panel in simple mode, not expert, and Flash will show you what you can put where.
cheers
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Senior Member
Html
Yes, well. I see I have explained a bit unclear.
There are frames in a Flash Movie. And then there are frames in a html-page. It is the html-frames I am refering to. 
I did this to examplify:
http://w1.462.telia.com/~u46213480/example.html
Thanx! ik.
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I guess u need to use the localConnection command.
Take a look in the flash help and try to use its example.
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Senior Member
Ahaa...yea I see. Sending and receiving.
By the way if someone else is interested I found a tutorial at:
http://www.actionscript.org/tutorial...alConnections/
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