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Subject: Re: FLASH: Can _currentframe reference a Label?
From: Nathan Dicken
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 23:15:29 +0100

Shouldn't be a problem. Being that it will be an expression your first line
would look like this...

If (_level10:_currentframe = 20)

or

If (getProperty("_level10",_currentFrame) = 20)

Nathan


>
>Since I'm on the subject, how checking on a current frame in a MC?
>
>On (Release)
> If ("_level10:_currentframe" = 20) //IS THIS POSSIBLE?
> Stop
> Else
> Begin Tell Target ("_level10")
> Go to Next Frame
> End Tell Target
> Begin Tell Target ("_level30")
> Go to and Stop ("open")
> End Tell Target
> Load Movie ("nato.swf", 6)
> End If
>End On
>
>John G?
>
>
>> John,
>>
>> Wish there was a better way... Personally I don't use multiple scenes much
>> at all - wish I could answer your question there but I can't imagine a need
>> for referencing frame numbers across scenes. After putting that second
>> suggestion up I can't really imagine ever using that one anyway. That
>> would be a huge hassel to keep updating it - but if there was a need for it
>> it could be an option.


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  FLASH: Variable ? Can I say If frame = F, John Graham

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  Re: FLASH: Can _currentframe reference a, Nathan Dicken
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