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Old Sep 27th, 2007, 16:49
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onclipevent(load)

onClipEvent (load) {
gotoAndPlay("play");
}

I have a MC loaded in layer 1.
I want to load a button on top of the MC (Play)

Is this the proper method?
The event I want to happen is a rollover. How do I tell that in AS?
How am I suppose to setup my timeline(Where do I put the play button on the timeline?)
Do I position it with x and y coordinates in AS?
thanks.
I am not too familiar with this script.

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Re: onclipevent(load)

on (rollOver) {
_root.gotoAndStop(2);
}

I tried a different script. This seems to work for now.
Now to get rid of the hand cursor...please help.
I will keep trying.
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Re: onclipevent(load)

rollovers are~:
onRollover = function() {
//code
}
I think..
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Re: onclipevent(load)

Either one of the above will work. :-)
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Re: onclipevent(load)

Is it best to use mine?
becuase i don't think the other one will work if you upgrade to AS3
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