Re: FLASH: very basic flash question - button state

[Anil Hamal]

Hello again...I didn`t get thispart  ((( One way is to have a red button in

a frame at a higher layer at the buttons

> destination. And a blank keyframe after.)))....would it possible for you

send me the sample fla?

thanks

anil



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From: "JGL" <

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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 7:13 PM

Subject: RE: FLASH: very basic flash question - button state



> Actually, I beleive that this is a tad more complicated than what the

manual

> or tutes on the web explain . . . if I am reading the question right.

>

> Do you mean you want the button to stay red after you have clicked it? And

> then another button turn/stay red after you click it simultaneously turn

the

> other red button back to blue?

>

> If so, you will need to do this manually. Nothing automatic in Flash for

> this.

>

> One way is to have a red button in a frame at a higher layer at the

buttons

> destination. And a blank keyframe after.

>

> Or set up a movie clip that has frames(with stop actions) equal to the

> amount of buttons you have. Draw a red button in each frame for each

button

> above the original. On click - Tell Target the MC to goto the

corresponding

> frame where the appropriate red button is . . .

>

> . . . make sense?

>

> If not, let me know. I'll try to provide better details.

>

> jgl

>

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

> When I click a button...how do I restore color?

> for e.g I have  button blue when I click..I want it to be red....till I

> click another button?...in html you can restore overstate image

> also as remain same image display till user clicks another button...how to

> sole this problem?

> thanks

> Bob

>

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