RE: FLASH: OT - Javascript help, Please

[Eric Dunham]

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Sorry for the additional post, but I just looked at the page, and one thing

that I would do is instead of href'ing the javascript. Do this:

<a href='#' onClick='var m = InternetExplorer ? parent.fw_map.numbers :

parent.fw_map.document.embeds[0]; m.TGotoFrame("_level0/numbers",

m.TCurrentFrame("_flash0/numbers")+1); return false;'>

This has caused problems for me in the past, with javascript and such. I

don't know why, but I always do this instead of href'ing it. And like I said

in the previous post, try doing in without frames...IMO it makes it easier

to work with different objects, etc.

#include<last_post>

:)

Hope that helps,

Eric

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Branden or anyone who can help -

I'm sorry to keep bugging you, but I have gone through my code about 17

thousand times, and CANNOT figure out for the life of me what I have

done wrong for it not to work. The Netscape Javascript editor box is

also not giving me any errors, so I can't figure it out. I have uploaded

my [very] simple file at:

www.2mtc.com/animation/NumbersIndex.html

if you have a minute do you think you could possibly check out the code

for any problems? I just want to be able to go to the next frame of the

swf (which is simply a 5 frame length animation, of the numbers 1-5,

with a stop action on each frame) by clicking the words on the bottom

frame.

I will be indebted to you for life if you can help!

thanks!

:]sarah

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