Part of the problem is that your onEnterFrame is getting stomped on by the
reinstantiation of the target movieclip when the SWF actually begins to
load. That effectively (quite) deletes the onEnterFrame. Either attach the
onEnterFrame to some other timeline, or load the movie into some other
timeline, perhaps a child movieclip.
--
Byron "Barn" Canfield
> I have posted this before, and gotten some feedback, this is the result,
> yet
> i still cannot get the clip to display the load progress of "bigfile.swf"
> inside the label_txt. the swf loads inside of _root.target_mc ... any
> ideas
> here people?
>
> // - begin code
> target_mc.loadMovie("bigfile.swf");
> target_mc.onEnterFrame = function() {
> tBytes = getBytesTotal();
> trace ("tBytes: " + tBytes);
> bLoaded = getBytesLoaded();
> trace ("bLoaded: " + bLoaded);
> percent = (bLoaded/tBytes) * 100;
> if (bLoaded < tBytes){
> _root.bar_mc._xscale = (bLoaded/tBytes)*100;
> _root.label_txt.text = percent & " % LOADED"
> } else {
> //play();
> //_root.target_mc.unloadMovie();
> delete this.onEnterFrame;
> }
> }
>
> // end code
>
> regards, edward
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