function loadImage(image){
this.holder.loadMovie(image);
var imageLoaded:Boolean=false;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
imageLoaded=this.holder.getBytesLoaded()==
this.holder.getBytesTotal();
if (this.holder._width>0 && this.holder._height>0 && imageLoaded)
{
resizeHolder();
delete this.onEnterFrame;
}
};
}
function resizeHolder()
{
var aMMbasedComponentInstance:Boolean=false;
var availableWidth:Number = aMMbasedComponentInstance? this.__width :
this._width;
var availableHeight:Number = aMMbasedComponentInstance? this.__height :
this._height;
//to keep scale use the following line, to strech remove the following
line
var biggerDimension=availableWidth>availableHeight? availableWidth :
availableHeight;
this.holder._width=availableWidth;
this.holder._height=availableHeight;
}
all you need to do is call loadImage("someimage.jpg");
On 11/2/06, Steven Sacks | BLITZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I did not write out the entire solution because I was focusing on the
specific functionality.
When you use a holder clip, you're going to be creating it and removing
it on the fly.
this.holder.removeMovieClip();
this.createEmptyMovieClip("holder", 10);
this.holder.loadMovie("some.jpg");
Easy peasy.
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