Read thru this post. Raydred had the same problem. Apparently he had to use tellTarget to get it to work. the dot-syntax method would not work for a loaded movie:
Thats really weird. I have it so that the code will work when its on a button, but when the same code is placed in the timeline, it doesn’t work… We’ll have to wait for someone else to help fix this. Get some sleep, and someone will probablay have an answer in the morning…
Thanks so much for trying anyhow; well… the problem still exists and i tried using tellTarget, and with() both in the timeline and within an onClipEvent, and still no go.
Get this though, with the following code, the “alpha” works but the “stop();” wont?!?!? am i loosing it?
Although putting a stop action in the first frame of your loaded movie will automatically stop it, so there would be no needs for the stop() action in there if you put it on the first frame of your loaded movie.
Ok, I just downloaded your example files, and added a stop() action to the frame with the label “go” and it worked instead of calling it with AS as you were.
Weird how it does work adding the stop action to the frame and not the AS though.