This is driving me crazy.
Flash sprite in channel 1 in frame 1.
On a submit button from the flash it calls a movie handler ("login") which
goes the frame +1
There's ALWAYS a ghost image of the flash sprite even though it doesn't
exist when the jump happens.
I've tried updatestage.
I've tried th
Frame 1 is not a good place to do such things. Have you tried frame 2?
Florian
> This is driving me crazy.
>
> Flash sprite in channel 1 in frame 1.
>
> On a submit button from the flash it calls a movie handler
> ("login") which goes the frame +1
>
> There's ALWAYS a ghost image of the flas
I've had issues with frame 1 in the past, I try to leave it empty... can
you test it with a a frame of stuff - a shape or something - before and
after the flash sprite? If there is something else in the channel that
takes up the same space as the sprite, then it could help clear out that
channe
On Jan 22, 2004, at 10:44 AM, grimmwerks wrote:
This is driving me crazy.
Flash sprite in channel 1 in frame 1.
Try it in frame 2 instead of frame 1. Leave frame 1 Flash-free.
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On 1/22/04 12:10 PM, "Florian Bogeschdorfer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
> Frame 1 is not a good place to do such things. Have you tried frame 2?
Ok, lied. It's actually frame 5. Unless that's another 'bad' frame ;P
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Hi,
I have a project I'm troubleshooting, which receives a variable
"gMovieName" as expected (for example "test.html") from a flash nav bar,
then in director sends it into an html framset:
newMoviePath = the moviePath&gMovieName
GotoNetPage newMoviePath, "main"
But it's not working on Mac 0S10.
Hi,
I know that shockwave isn't compatible with os 10.1.5 when running IE 5.2.
I have flash nav and a separate content window displaying properly within
director 8.5 and on OX10.2.8 in a browser, but it is showing a single frame
then disappearing on WinXP. I've checked the techotes but am missi
I have a project I'm troubleshooting, which receives a variable
"gMovieName" as expected (for example "test.html") from a flash nav
bar, then in director sends it into an html framset:
You say movie name, but you give an html example. If it's a movie
then you would want to use gotNetMovie, not
On Jan 22, 2004, at 11:34 AM, grimmwerks wrote:
On 1/22/04 12:10 PM, "Florian Bogeschdorfer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed
forth:
Frame 1 is not a good place to do such things. Have you tried frame 2?
Ok, lied. It's actually frame 5. Unless that's another 'bad' frame ;P
Hmm. Check DTS, then, cons
Thanks Colin,
This is true. The original programmer created very clean code. What he is
doing is calling an html file that contains a swf. This html then gets
placed into a frame called "main" in the browser's frameset. So what he is
doing is in fact calling an html page into an html frame, but
On 1/22/04 1:01 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
>
> Hmm. Check DTS, then, consider using the stagecolor trick, and/or
> sacrifice a virgin rooster at the next Samhain.
BUT. I've already tried dts, and the stagecolor, AND endsprite =
pSprite.visible = false.
Haven't tri
I've seen this before, so I can verify on XP in DirMX... I also have had
times when Director itself crashes and burns if I have the
scriptInstanceList of a sprite all opened up and I stop and restart the
movie and go back to the same location. So I stopped doing that... had
to delete any refere
What do you think? Would it be more dependable to call the .swf
directly with gotoNetMovie? I would then refer to the lingo
dictionary to see if a movie can be designated to an HTML frame like
gotoNetPage is supposed to.
Don't know if that would work. When you try it in authoring, is the
html
The html and swf are in the same folder as the .dir and other HTML
elements, but there is no dswmedia folder.
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:45:34 -0500, Colin Holgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
What do you think? Would it be more dependable to call the .swf directly
with gotoNetMovie? I would then re
On Jan 22, 2004, at 12:16 PM, grimmwerks wrote:
On 1/22/04 1:01 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed
forth:
Hmm. Check DTS, then, consider using the stagecolor trick, and/or
sacrifice a virgin rooster at the next Samhain.
BUT. I've already tried dts, and the stagecolor, AND endsprite
The html and swf are in the same folder as the .dir and other HTML
elements, but there is no dswmedia folder.
If you place them all in a DSWMEDIA folder, and then try it as a
shockwave movie, does that then work?
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On 1/22/04 2:06 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
> Across how many frames is your Flash sprite spanned?
>
> -- WthmO
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On Jan 22, 2004, at 1:22 PM, grimmwerks wrote:
On 1/22/04 2:06 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed
forth:
Across how many frames is your Flash sprite spanned?
1
Ah. Spare your cock. Try extending the Flash sprite instead.
As to the misbehaving behavior -- any chance that the sprite
On 1/22/04 2:43 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
> Ah. Spare your cock. Try extending the Flash sprite instead.
Spare the cock, spoil the child.
Uh... Hmm.
>
> As to the misbehaving behavior -- any chance that the sprite with the
> malfunction is on the last frame of you
On Jan 22, 2004, at 2:00 PM, grimmwerks wrote:
On 1/22/04 2:43 PM, "Warren Ockrassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed
forth:
Ah. Spare your cock. Try extending the Flash sprite instead.
Spare the cock, spoil the child.
Uh... Hmm.
Eww.
Did it work? (Extending the Flash sprite I mean.)
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