RE: FLASH: keep button in over state onClick

[JGL]

Or...very simplistic . . .


. . . create a new layer where the over state graphic exist over the button

itself in the time-line that displays the content of the button.


<example>

Let's say Button A goes to frame 30. At frame 30, on a new layer, place your

over-state graphic on top of the button.

</example>


jgl


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> Hi list, is there a way to have a button stay in its over state (or down

> state) on click of the button? I want there to be some kind of indicator

> so the user knows that he/she clicked on the button. Because this is a

> hierarchical nav system, I need a way to load indicators for every

> button click. Thanks.

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