It would be easier to see your problem if I could see your .fla, but without it I think your paths could possibly be wrong especially if your dragabble menu is a movieclip. Try specifing that its the _root timeline.
Don’t fret, my friend. That is one of those things that never seems to work quite right in Flash. It’s a big mistery. Some people have said that Flash will flatten the file. I know this NOT to be quite true, for you can still use the nextscene command, which negates that theory.
I will tell you that the quickest and best thing you can do is just name frame 1 of Portfolio. Just make a layer and call it labels and give frame 1 a label like “mylabel”
then, your statement on the portfolio button will be
on(release){
gotoandplay(“mylabel”);
}
this will take you where you want to go without additional hassles.
Good luck!
what I found weird about it is that the Nav thingie shows up every time. It is possible that has something to do with it. However, the frame label is easy… or even the function you suggested, which I believe works before you specified which Navdrag to apply the action to…
just my opinion, though.
For some reason I can’t get that to work, its very weird I think its having trouble finding the right timeline because the button is in a movieclip. Whenever you place a gotoAndPlay action on the main timeline it works fine. So I added this code on the first frame of the SPLASH scene:
Gentlemen, you have been the utmost help in relieving my troubles!!
I understand the very basic idea of scripting and can figure some things out for myself but when the obvious does not work I look to the professionals for guidance!!!
Montoya, the labels concept makes sense but did not end up working still…
Iceman, your last post works if I put that code for each menu item…I thank you for this!
My only other question at this point is something Montoya mentioned about the Nav thingie showing up again…do you mean on every scene?
Each scene has duplicate symbols in it, including the whole logo/nav menu…
Anyway, I thank you both for the help and I’m gonna stick around these boards from now on and see if I can offer my expertise in other design fields!