Yes. That’s.
Bob
Here you go =) I also added the actions for the rest of the external movies, and called them Front_Page_Ad3, Front_Page_Ad4, … I don’t know if they are called the same for you, if not, you’ll have to change the swf to load in the code.
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We notices that the code was changed around a bit and you added a stop. We also noticed that you put it on the layer. Can you breifly explain what that does?
Thanks for all your help.
Well, I noticed that you had two different movieclips to load into. It’s not useful to have two movieclips (especially if you’re using more), as you would have to unLoad them every time another SWF loads (in another movieclip). That’s why I created one movieclip for every SWF to load into. And to make clear what I did, I put it on it’s own layer.
The frames: I’m not sure if the movie stopped at every frame, because when I first saw it and I tested it to see what the problem was, it turned totally black. So, to make sure it would stop at every frame, so I added stop(); to every frame. And I also added the loadMovie action to each frame, each frame loading it’s own SWF.
Not that hard, huh =) ?
