Hi list,
I have a .fla with symbols in the library and a docClass.as going
with it.
When I publish, I get the following waring message:
"WARNING: Actions on button or MovieClip instances are not supported
in ActionScript 3.0. All scripts on object instances will be ignored."
But I can't find any. Not with Edit -> Find and Replace. And also the
tree in the actions panel contains just 1 frame with one empty line
(I'm absolutely sure, also no invisible characters).
What can I do to get rid of the annoying warning?
Thanks,
Willem van den Goorbergh
On 17-sep-2009, at 13:32, Glen Pike wrote:
F9 brings up the Actionscript editor for an open FLA file.
You can "toggle" the toolbox screen (left of 2 column view) by
clicking the rightmost icon in the icon bar of the Actions tab.
Glen
Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
If you need a screen shot I can send you one off list.
Best,
Karl
On Sep 17, 2009, at 6:14 AM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
You can.
Try using "find and replace", just make sure your not selecting
anything. No frames, no MCs.
Click off stage once just to make sure before you use "find and
replace". It should search everything.
You can also find actions for everything in your FLA by looking
at the window on the left of your actionscript pane (where you
type your AS).
There are usually two windows just to the left. One on top with
pre-written stuff and then a tree of all the frames and symbols
that have AS on them.
If you select one it will take you to that spot in your AS pane
so you can edit it. the AS you select will move to the top of the
tree and be called "Current Selection".
EG: (a frame icon) Layer 1 : Frame 1
you may have to open these two windows up. they are not by
default opened up (I think) but if you do, just look at the left
edge of your AS pane.
on the edge in the middle of it, there will be a small box with a
triangle in it. click it and you'll see what I mean,
then look at the bottom of that windows edge for another box with
a triangle pointing up. this is the window you want.
HTH,
Karl
On Sep 17, 2009, at 5:53 AM, Arka Roy wrote:
I have FLA files from a client with numerous MovieClips and buttons
containing ActionScript all over the place. I am not used to
this, I only
started using Flash with AS3 and have always used a Document
Class and
placed my ActionScript in external .as files.
I am trying to search through the ActionScript to find some
text. Is their
any way (tool etc.) to search through all ActionScript in a
FLA? Why
doesn't Adobe put in such a search function, it sounds so basic
to me. Or
am I not understanding something about Flash usage?
Thanks.
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