RE: FLASH: How to Go To/Stop on a labeled frame in Flash 5

[Julie Fell]

Never mind...I figured it out. In Flash 5 you have to change the type in the

drop down box to read Frame Label instead of Frame Number. It is now

working.


Julie Fell

UI Designer

Rivals.com -- RivalNetworks, Inc.

jfellrivals [dot] com

http://www.rivals.com



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

From: Julie Fell [

jfellrivals [dot] com (mailto:jfellrivals [dot] com)

]


I took a screen shot of what the error looks like which can be view here,

http://www.thelinkzone.com/flash/labelerror.gif


You can download the .fla file and look for yourself if you'd like,

http://www.thelinkzone.com/flash/portfolio2.fla. I just want to know if I'm

doing anything wrong. Thanks!


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

From: Helen Triolo [

designeri-technica [dot] com (mailto:designeri-technica [dot] com)

]


Very strange.  Is there definitely a frame on the main timeline and in

the same scene (or in the movieclip you're in) labelled menu1?   What

does the rest of your code look like?  Maybe you could cut and paste a

bit of it here?  I can't think why it would do that -- I tested out the

code I sent previously and didn't get any error message and it looks

just the same...  


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