on (release)

[McDuck4]

Hello again everybody.

I wants to find a script i can use for linkin between scenes. Until now i used a cople like this:

stop();

Button1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, Button1Event);



// Button1

function back_ovelseEvent(event:MouseEvent):void
{
Button1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickHandler);
function clickHandler(e:MouseEvent) {
gotoAndStop("Button1");// Start your custom code
// This example code displays the words "Mouse clicked" in the Output panel.
trace("Mouse clicked");
// End your custom code
}
}

And

on(Release) {
gotoAndPlay("Button2")
}


But all those scripts i have to press two times before the link works. Does anybody know a script i can use, so i only have to click once?

Best Regards
Mads

[USAFDrew2011]

are you using AS2 or AS3? The

on(release)

function is utilized in AS2 only

[McDuck4]

Im using AS3.

[USAFDrew2011]

can you provide your .fla file?

[McDuck4]

Hello again

thank you very much for your quick answer. Im just gonna upload my file a place, and then post a link here. hold on 2 min

[McDuck4]

My links from scene 1 (index )work, but the links "back" and "ovelse_1" on scene 2 (ovelser) dosent work.

I really dont understand. Maybee you or someone else can see why?

speedy sh/TXh4S/testscene1 fla

you have to add . between (speedy.sh) and (testscene1.fla) I cant ost links yet on the website here.

Thank you very much for your help.

best regards
Mads

[McDuck4]

The link problem i have been sitting with in 7 hours now, its driving me crazy. I cant get the links fx "back" on scene 2(ovelser to work). The link should go to the index page again.


Hope someone can help me

[[afz]snickelfitz]

Build the sections of your project within MovieClips in the Library, or within external swf files if the sections contain a lot of bitmaps or other bandwidth-expensive content.
You can then just load/add/remove the sections from an Array.

Mazoonist has written a good tutorial on the subject, which also covers other important topics such as writing code in external class files (as opposed to frame-scripting), drag'n'drop, Objects, etc... it's a great beginner overview that promotes "proper" development techniques that you can build on.
http://www.actionscript.org/resource...ses/Page1.html