There is no way to know the stage size of an imported SWF.
The loading parent only knows the size of the loaded SWF from the
elements present on frame 1. You could however place an invisible
element the size of it's stage inside the loaded SWF... (I've used that
trick before!) Or use variables with the height and width on the first
frame of your loaded SWF
A+
Brandon Krakowsky/MTC a écrit :
I'm having an issue resizing externally loaded .swf files. It's no
problem if the content of the external .swf is contained within the
movie's stage, but if not, how can I resize it based on it's width or
height? Especially if the content is animated and the height/width is
constantly changing? It doesn't seem like you can get the "stage" size of
an externally loaded .swf.
Thanks,
Brandon
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