I can´t belive it my third post en the same day (must be somekind of record).
My problem this time is the change of a variables value. Changing the value with an on (Press) in a button like this in the contact button.
[AS]
on (press) {
loadswf == contact;
gotoAndPlay(2);
}
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in the second frame I have the following code
[AS]
if (loadswf == forum) {
loadMovie(“forum.swf”, “holder”);
}
if (loadswf == first) {
loadMovie(“first.swf”, “holder”);
}
if (loadswf == contact) {
loadMovie(“contact.swf”, “holder”);
}
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The problem is that it doesn´t work the way I´d like it only loads the last statement (in this case the contact.swf ) and I can´t find the problem so i turn to the almighty kirupa once again.
It is assuming forum, first, and contact are variables not words. To identify them as strings you need to put them in double quotes… also an if/else string would be better in this situation…[AS]if (loadswf == “forum”) {
loadMovie(“forum.swf”, “holder”);
} else if (loadswf == “first”) {
loadMovie(“first.swf”, “holder”);
} else if (loadswf == “contact”) {
loadMovie(“contact.swf”, “holder”);
}[/AS]
The same double quotes thing goes with assigning the value to the variable, you must use loadswf = “name”, the double quotes are important in this case.
THX lost I am still pretty new and have this annoying tendency to forget the “small” things. Of course string = “”. **** wish I could us some extra RAM on my brain to speed this learning process.
