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How it is possible to maintain the on mouseover state when the user quit the flash button after the click !? I mean if the color is different on the onmouseover state, how do you keep it ? Maintaining the same button on over and down is not suffisant... HELP ! |
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Australia
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Have your button within a movieclip. The 1st frame has the button and a stop() action, the second frame has the overstate of the button and a stop() also. OnClick you use gotoAndStop(2) to go to the 2nd frame and give the appearance of the button still being mousedOver
Cheers Jesse
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