At 12:26 PM 10/28/2005, you wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > BRUCE CLARKE'S SON > > />COPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA
> >
> >
> When I click, nothing happens, unless it is trying
> to open a browser and
> I'm testing in the debugger or simply running the
> movie. I've added a
> trace() to addStory, nothing
> >
> > >
> > > BRUCE CLARKE'S SON > > />COPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA
> >
> >
> When I click, nothing happens, unless it is trying
> to open a browser and
> I'm testing in the debugger or simply running the
> movie. I've added a
> trace() to addStory, nothing appears in the output
> window.
At 08:01 PM 10/27/2005, you wrote:
>
> BRUCE CLARKE'S SON />COPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA
I'm no expert on asfunction but, seems to me it's
pretty limited. You could just pass the function name
and the Array index value:
f.e.:
Then you could read the value of the array at index 6
from within
>
> BRUCE CLARKE'S SON />COPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA
I'm no expert on asfunction but, seems to me it's
pretty limited. You could just pass the function name
and the Array index value:
f.e.:
Then you could read the value of the array at index 6
from within your addStory function. Not exactly
Movie has two text fields, the left one is named txtHeads and is filled
with lines like this:
BRUCE CLARKE'S SON/>COPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA
When "BRUCE CLARKE'S SONCOPS A SECURITIES ACT PLEA", asfunction
should be calling addStory,
as follows:
function addStory(stryElement:String){
//
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