RE: FLASH: Load movie & buttons problem

[Vishnevsky, Nelly]

John,


We've put your advise to a good use.


We had to take everything apart and re-vamp the entire site in the last

three days before the deadline!  And of course, those days happened to be

December 31, Jan 1, and Jan 2.  Next year I should try to do better than

celebrating the New Year in front of my monitor.


Now the Hillier site works fine.  In fact, it got the "Macromedia Site of

the Day" award (and I - my 1,440 minutes of fame) last Monday.


Thank you again for your suggestion.


		Nelly Vishnevsky

	Manager of Electronic Marketing

        ________________________

	The Hillier Group

	e-mail:

nvishnevskyhillier [dot] com

	the ultimate renovation project: http://www.hillier.com



> -----Original Message-----

>

From: John Croteau [SMTP:croteauerols [dot] com]

> Sent:	Sunday, January 17, 1999 4:10 PM

>

To: flashershocker [dot] com

> Subject:	Re: FLASH: Load movie & buttons problem

> 

> Hi Nelly and all,

> 

> When working with Load Movies all buttons except when covered by a

> button on a higher Level remain active whether they are visible or not.

> The solution is Parking.

> 

> Parking moves a Load Movie (or Movie Clip) to a frame that has no active

> components (Buttons).

> There are two types of Park Frames.

> 1) A frame that is completely void of any visible elements.

> 2) A frame that has visble components but either does not have buttons

> or all the buttons have had their behaviours turned off (changed to a

> graphic).

> 

> These techniques work well and if you used Labels for your Go Tos and

> Tell Targets then adapting your Movies should be easy.

> 

	<SNAP> 


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