on my main time line I have 2 movie clips. I have a movie clip that contains all my navigation that is avaibe at all times.
and on frame 15 I have a movieclip that is an empty container (called “container”)that has a external swf files being loaded into it (portfolio.swf)
in my navigation movieclip I have a button that reads
on (release) {
_root.gotoAndStop(15);
}
perfect! does exactly what I want it to, now…
I have another button in the same navigation movieclip that I want to do the same thing but I want it to go to frame 2 of the portfolio.swf instead of starting at frame 1.
Untested, but should work in theory . . . :beam:
on 2nd button:
on(release){
_root.container.gotoAndStop(2);
}
Of course, this will only work if portfolio.swf is already loaded into container. And assumes that you want to go to frame 2 of the maintimeline of portfolio.swf, and not some movie clip INSIDE of portfolio.swf
Yep! Start from the outside and work your way in. It’s like those little nested doll things. The biggest one on the outside is _root and refers to the main fla you are working with. Then you just start digging in until you reach the smallest one in the middle - the movie clip you want to apply the action to.