RE: [flasher] Re: stop() action

[Mike Abbott]

that was a fantastic answer mr chapman - do you do much flash?


-----Original Message-----

From: Dave Chapman [

dave [dot] chapmandigitalmarmalade [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:dave [dot] chapmandigitalmarmalade [dot] co [dot] uk)

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Sent: 09 February 2001 19:58

To: flasher from chinwag

Subject: [flasher] Re: stop() action



Hi Kathy,


It will the load the entire movie - all the fifty frames, but it will stop

on the stop() action, unless it's told otherwise, the preloader is there to

give the user something to look at while the movie loads it doesn't actually

control the loading of the data - as you have already set the command to

load it with either loadMovie, loadVariables, getURL etc.


Hope this is what you meant!


Cheers


Dave ;-) (long time no speak. OT - hows it going?)



----- Original Message -----

From: Kathy Vergucht <

kathy [dot] verguchtuk [dot] easynet [dot] net

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To: flasher from chinwag <

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Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 2:37 AM

Subject: [flasher] stop() action



> Hey guys and girls,

>

> A quick question.

>

> If you park a somemovie.swf into another called main.swf with the

loadMovie

> action and the somemovie.swf starts with 3 empty frames with a stop() in

the

> third frame. The 4th and 5th frame is the preloader for a let's say 50

frame

> movie.

>

> My question.

> When this 50 frame movie loads into main.swf...., does it still preload

and

> disregard the stop() action in frame 3?

>

>

> Kathy


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