You can also try this frame script.
property pSprite
on enterFrame me
pSprite = rollOver(0)
if pSprite <> 0 then
me.checkForBehaviors()
end if
end
on checkForBehaviors me
if sprite(pSprite).scriptInstanceList.count > 0 then
put "Sprite" && pSprite && "contains a script."
end if
end
HTH,
John Erazo
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 21:03:05 +0200
From: "Natalia Tjelum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: <lingo-l> mouse over which sprite?
>Ok, this is plain silly, but I can't remember the function that returns the
>spritenumber of the sprite the mouse is currently over...
>I remember the mousemember and the rollover() functions, but those returns
>any sprite, and I only want it to return the spritenumber, if the sprite
>contains a script, I have done this before, but I just can't remember!
>Please help my poor memory....
>- -Natalia
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