function click(e:MouseEvent):void{
var newWindow:AboutUsWindow = new AboutUsWindow():
//??
addChild(newWindow)
}
Gustavo Duenas wrote:
Hi Matt I did as you sent me, but something wrong happened this is the
warning flash gave me:
1120: Access of undefined property contactWindow.
and so on with the other parts of the code , code is:
function removerChild():void{
if(stage.contains(contactWindow)){
stage.removeChild(contactWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(productGeneral)){
stage.removeChild(productGeneral);
}else if(stage.contains(productWindow)){
stage.removeChild(productWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(aboutWindow)){
stage.removeChild(aboutWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(ecuacocoaWindow)){
stage.removeChild(ecuacocoaWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(suppWindow)){
stage.removeChild(suppWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(eWindow)){
stage.removeChild(eWindow);
}else if(stage.contains(proWindow)){
stage.removeChild(proWindow);
}
}
This is added to the click event of my buttons.
The click is a function that creates an object based on an object that
is export for actionscript
like:
function click(e:MouseEvent):void{
var newWindow:AboutUsWindow = new AboutUsWindow():
}
see? is the regular way, problem is when I run the code above to try
to get rid of those windows, but they are not still on stage..that
was the reason? or I miss something else.
Regards,
gustavo
On Jun 2, 2009, at 2:02 PM, Matt Gitchell wrote:
The container would be the stage in that instance, yes. I used it
because
Stage extends DisplayObjectContainer, and you could use that chunk of
code
for any DisplayObjectContainer (MovieClip, Sprite) as well.
I should also mention that we're talking AS3.
--Matt
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Gustavo Duenas LRS <
gdue...@leftandrightsolutions.com> wrote:
in this case what is container? is stage.?
like this
if(stage.contains(contactWindow)){
stage.removeChild(contactWindow);
}
is like this, if not please explain me what this container is about.
Gustavo
On Jun 2, 2009, at 12:07 PM, Matt Gitchell wrote:
if (container.contains(itemToRemove)){
container.removeChild(itemToRemove);
};
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 8:45 AM, Gustavo Duenas LRS <
gdue...@leftandrightsolutions.com> wrote:
Hi I have movie clips, that are created one I click a button, I'd
like to
know how could
I remove then, something to put in the buttons, problem is when I
try to
remove
the movieclip from the stage(I put the orders en every single
button I
have
there), it says that is not created yet, there is a way to know
when the
movie clip is on there and if this is there
just remove it.
Like if(stage.movieclipName=true){
removeChild(movieClipName);
}
there is a way like this or something else around.
Regards,
Gustavo Duenas
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