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Dark
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IP logged posted posted 11-01-2001 07:09 Edit Quote

Is there anyway to make a link from one flash movie to another flash movie on another page? Is it done the same way you assign buttons with actionscript? I mean could I make a button, conver to symbol, label it, and assign a script inside flash to directly link to a flash movie on a diffrent web page? Also is it possible to link back to a certain frame in the previous animation without having the first movie start all over?

<font color="blue">:: Jon ::</font>

[This message has been edited by Dark (edited 11-03-2001).]

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IP logged posted posted 11-01-2001 07:20 Edit Quote

oh I jsut thought of something....
If I just make the second flash movie come up on a sepreate page then they can just clicck it off and they will still have the orginal page. Just like the asylum does. I really like the fact that the asylum loads everything in a sepreate window instead of changing the current, but I am still curious to what can be done as far as linking "back" to a certain frame in another flash movie. It should be easy to do with actionscript and making sure to label the frame.

<font color="blue">:: Jon ::</font>


[This message has been edited by Dark (edited 11-03-2001).]

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IP logged posted posted 11-02-2001 05:16 Edit Quote

I have nother question/problem......
I just used a button in flash to link to another page that has flash.

getURL ("http://www.Thesite.html");

But when the page comes up, I right click and it says "Movie not loaded"
Do I need to close out the script on the first page? It works fine when I link to the page in HTML...

<font color="blue">:: Jon ::</font>



[This message has been edited by Dark (edited 11-03-2001).]

Steve
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From: Boston, MA, USA
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IP logged posted posted 11-02-2001 13:01 Edit Quote

no.

GRUMBLE
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IP logged posted posted 11-02-2001 13:56 Edit Quote

sorry, i cant help you out with the flash-problem, dark. but i just wanted to let you know, that there is the possibility to 'edit' your message instead of making a new post. sometimes this is more sensefull, sometimes not.

Fig
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From: Houston, TX, USA
Insane since: Apr 2000

IP logged posted posted 11-02-2001 21:01 Edit Quote

Ok, I'm a bit confused on some of your q's, but I'll try...

1. you could go from one flash movie to another but I think it'd make more sense to go from a Flash movie to an HTML page with the next movie in that page, unless you had a good reason to want to go right to the movie

2. you can pass variables to a Flash movie (not something I've done tho). rather than trying to link back to a certain frame it might be easier to just load a different movie.

3. don't see how where you're coming from would affect the movie at all, we'd prob have to see it to really help.

chris


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Dark
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IP logged posted posted 11-03-2001 01:09 Edit Quote

No prob figgy, I got it all figured out lastnight. thanks

Steve
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IP logged posted posted 11-03-2001 13:52 Edit Quote

Well......

You gonna spread some enlightenment around or are you just going to keep us in the .... uh ....dark?

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IP logged posted posted 11-03-2001 20:01 Edit Quote

hahahah! Yeah I'm going to leave you in the "dark" for right now. I need to test this out in some other browsers and just basicly see if this is full-proof.

<font color="blue">:: Jon ::</font>



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