: [Flashcoders] Controlling a swf loaded into a movieclip
Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am building. There is a shell application that loads up various swfs
into a holder clip. The application needs to be able to talk to these loaded clips and do stuff to them. The way
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Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am building.
There is a shell application that loads up various swfs into a holder
clip
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Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am building.
There is a shell application
, September 28, 2006 11:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Controlling a swf loaded into a movieclip
Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am
building. There is a shell application that loads up various swfs
into a
holder
clip. The application needs
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Aha,
No, I had misinterpreted this as being called when
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Aha,
No, I had misinterpreted this as being called when the MovieClip
loader
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Controlling a swf loaded into a movieclip
Aha,
No, I had misinterpreted this as being called when the MovieClip
loader initialised and was removing the MCL Listener when the
onLoadComplete function was called so I never saw any debug
trace
What in the loaded .swf are you trying to pause? It's root timeline?
If so, it would just be theLoadedSwfInstance.stop();
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Controlling a swf loaded into a movieclip
That is what I am having a hard time figuring that out. I am using a
mask to
show/hide the loaded
Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am building.
There is a shell application that loads up various swfs into a holder
clip. The application needs to be able to talk to these loaded clips
and do stuff to them. The way I have worked it is to load up a SWF
which
but I have found that
loaded clips seem to take a few milliseconds to actually initialise
properly so that I can actually call my own methods on them
What you're describing is clips need one frame to draw before you can
call their methods (though you can set properties before the frame
Thanks for that.
Is my workaround a standard thing or a dodgy hack??
Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
but I have found that
loaded clips seem to take a few milliseconds to actually initialise
properly so that I can actually call my own methods on them
What you're describing is clips need
Are you using MovieClipLoader.onLoadInit()?
Muzak
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Hi,
I have been doing something similar with a site that I am
building. There is a shell application that loads up
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