if i’m understanding you correctly, you have loader.swf load quote.swf, right? Well, you’ll need to have those components in your loader.swf when you publish it or else loader.swf won’t know what to do with the dropbox EVEN though it exists in quote.swf’s library. Did that make sense? So all you’ll need to do is open up your loader.fla and drag your dropbox component onto your stage and then delete it. This will have it in the library and then just publish it and it should be “dropbox ready”.
p.s. from the looks of your dropbox i’m assuming you are using mx2004. If i’m correct, this is the only idiotic thing about mx2004. Not sure if previous versions required this approach or not.
[QUOTE=jiggavo]if i’m understanding you correctly, you have loader.swf load quote.swf, right?..[QUOTE]
well, I’m with the same problem, but I’m not loading between swf’s, just from a scene to another, but it’s not working, how I can load a swf file from another swf?
For one, you didn’t have a loader component on the stage, you only had the progress bar.
Also your code I think was in an onClipEvent handler, which servers no purpose really.
O a big one you had was you were using the word “progress” as an instance name/
progress is a reserved word in flash, so by using it as an instance name and then calling actions to that name, your basically playing with Flash’s emotions :lol:
hey man, really thanks, it’s working now, the only problem is I’m testing this with a download simulation of 56 kbps, but I don’t see the progress bar loading, I mean, it’s just there, but not ‘moving’, why this happens?