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Subject: Re: FLASH: onClipEvent(data)
From: Randy Kato
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 16:10:24 +0100

Yeah, that's how I would have done it, but that Data argument is pretty cool...if
only it would work! If you figure it out please let us know.

F5 is so powerful, but there's a whole lot you have to know to take advantage of
everything. We just figured out (finally) how to get the Debugger working...quite
a process!

Cheers!
Randy


Helen Triolo wrote:

> Thanks Randy. Yes, I have the handler attached to the instance -- and I
> agree; it took a bit of getting used to, but Flash won't actually let
> you put an onClipEvent in the mc itself (error on publish). For now
> I've given up on getting the data method to work and am using instead my
> Flash 5 favorite, onClipEvent(enterFrame), like so
>
> onClipEvent(load) {
> _root.rstatus = ""; // not really necessary but doesn't hurt
> }
> onClipEvent(enterFrame) {
> if (_root.rstatus ne "") {
> _root.gotoAndStop("display");
> }
> }
>
> It works just fine (and I'm so glad to get rid of those waiting loops!)
> but I'd still like to figure out the data argument one day...

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  FLASH: onClipEvent(data), Helen Triolo
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