Top 4 array to text box

[buzcajun]

I have a personality questionaire, 19 questions. Depending on particular answers, it matchs to a possible carreer. I am able to get the reponses to display, but I only want the top 4.

Can anyone have time to look at my action script?

Here is the link:
http://www.gmmb.com/client_view/aamc...AAMC_quiz.html

[JacobHaug]

I will take a look at your ActionScript and see what I can do. Also I noticed you can't unclick the check box once it is clicked, without hitting the reset button.

[buzcajun]

Yeah, you are correct. You have to reset the buttons to work.

I was just looking for the syntax to just write the top 4 returns.
Can I send you the file? Or do I just post the Script?

[JacobHaug]

Post the Fla file up here, that way other people can look at it too. You can reply to this thread and hit the attach button. From there, you can attach the Fla file and post it. We will be waiting.

[buzcajun]

Here is the Flash 8 file zipped.

[JacobHaug]

I don't have flash 8 yet. Can you export it for MX2004.

[buzcajun]

Lets try this again.
Here is the 2004 MX version.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Garrett

[buzcajun]

I think I figured it out. Still a little buggy but here is what I did:

do {
// clist1.text = (optionName[vI]);
clist1.text += optionName[vI]+"\n";
nbrLines = nbrLines + 1;
} while (nbrLines < 4);


and here is the link:
http://www.gmmb.com/client_view/aamc...AAMC_quiz.html

Does anyone know the syntax for making array text a link?

[JacobHaug]

I still think you should fix it so that the user can uncheck a check box after they click on it. Because if they check something by mistake it is really annoying to have to click the reset button to unclick it. This is just a suggestion.

[buzcajun]

Yeah maybe in version 2.
But now I have another situation.

Making the array text active links. I am having some issues with the formatting and Flash 8. Any Ideas?

[JacobHaug]

I don't have flash 8 yet. I would have to go to work to use flash 8. I might be able to tell you it by memory. What is the problem?