One sidenote:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_15638&sliceId=2
"Instances of imported symbols must be manually placed on the Timeline
during authoring."
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Ian Thomas wrote:
The only exception is when using shared libraries.
Good luck,
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Fumio Nonaka
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Hi Chris,
Is there some limitation to attachMovie that I'm missing? Any guesses,
suggestions, ideas?
Yes. In AS2, you can't attach a symbol from one .SWF's library into
another movie's timeline.
So if a parent loads a child, none of the clips in the child's library
can be attached to the par
2nd try: Forgive if this is a repeat post. I didn't see my first request
make it to the list:
Hi Flash Friends,
attachMovie works on a clip that is inside a clip that has been loaded
by attachMovie but fails on a clip that is inside a clip loaded with
loadMovie.
This should be so easy,
Hi Chris,
I can't follow your code snippets too well, but I try to guess your mistake:
You can only attach MovieClips/Symbols with attachMovie, that are
available (exported for AS) within the container SWF.
Example:
MovieClip A.swf contains a MovieClip Symbol "S" in the library (exported for AS)
Hi Flash Friends,
attachMovie works on a clip that is inside a clip that has been loaded
by attachMovie but fails on a clip that is inside a clip loaded with
loadMovie.
This should be so easy, but it is simply not working. I'd appreciate any
tips pointing me to the part that I don't unders
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