Ack! I've had almost the same problem before, but I was never publishing on
a Mac, always from a PC :/
Although my clips weren't flashing, they were just not appearing...
Still haven't figured out why it's happening :(
On 8/20/06, Nick Kuh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Further to this post I
From memory..
myCheckbox._enabled = false;
myCheckbox._enabled = true;
and so forth.
On 8/16/06, Maziak, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody know how to disable a checkbox component? i.e., make it
read-only to prevent the user from changing the state of the checkbox,
whether it is
I think the eq and ne operators are supposed to be used for String
comparisons, and the == or != operators used for numerical or other
comparisons etc.
== and != won't work on strings in flash player 4 (and maybe 5?)
On 8/15/06, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
eq has been deprecated
I think it's because Flash thinks your trying to refer to a member variable
of your class (which hasnt been declared)
If you put like:
class linker extends MovieClip {
var theClip:MovieClip;
function linker() {
trace(theClip);
}
}
It shouldn't give you an
First off hello everyone, this is my first post to flashcoders :)
And while we're on the topic, does anyone know of an application or anything
for profiling CPU usage in Flash? I'd just like to be able to see which
parts of my flash movies are using the most CPU and then be able to focus on
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