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| opening external swf files; not in a browser | |
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| juggleballz | May 9 2006, 04:13 AM Post #1 |
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Is there any way that Flash can open another swf, but not in a browser. Im using get URL at the moment and its opening the swf in browser window. but i just want it to open in a flash player? FScommand is old hat and its not used anymore, but apparently u can download a flash player plugin that tells ur flash player to make FScommand work. any takers? Thnaks a million if u help me out. cheers. |
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| ItsaMystery | May 10 2006, 12:32 PM Post #2 |
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What you're looking for is what's called the "loadMovie()" command. To get it set up, create an empty movie clip and place it at (0, 0) on your stage (at least just for now for testing purposes). Give it an instance name of "loader". Then, on on a frame/button action, add the code:
In quotes, the first part in the parenthesis is the name of the file you want to load, relative to your current flash file. For example, if this code/the loader MC is in "main.swf", and you want to load "project1.swf" (which is located in the same folder as main.swf), all you would have to code is: loadMovie("project1.swf", loader); As you may have guessed, the second parameter in the parenthesis is the instance name of the MC you want to load the external .swf into. Hope that helps!
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