In the text file for LoadVars you need an ampersand in between variables. Can you use a return (press enter) to make the file look neater? If somebody could just post a simple example that would be awesome.
Can I do this:
someVariable=5&
someOtherVariable=10
or do I have to do this
someVariable=5&someOtherVariable=10
Thanks,
SoupHead =)
EDIT: Okay. I know I’ve edited this a billion times, but this problem keeps getting more and more complicated.
I placed my loadVars function into a new flash file and it worked perfectly… no errors. If I don’t call the loadVars function in my full flash file it work fine. If I do call it it gives me the 256 recursions error and tells me I have an infinite loop… I don’t have an infinite loop… Does anybody know what’s up with my code? I can’t really post it. There are probably a good 40 pages.
EDIT: Okay. I’ve figured out I can… I’m not sure if you have to but I guess you should put another ampersand at the beginning of each line
someVariable=5&
&someOtherVariable=10
My problem now is that I wrote my LoadVars object. Now I’m getting an error that says:
“256 levels of recursion were exceeded in one action list.
This is probably an infinite loop.
Further execution of actions has been disabled in this movie.”
This doesn’t make sense to me. I don’t have a loop written into this part of the code. If I remove it everything works fine. It’s only when I add it that it gets worse.
Thanks,
SoupHead
EDIT AGAIN:
Is there a limit to the amount of information I can load in a file?
Is that what may be giving me this error. I did some research and I found some things that hinted at it, but I’m not sure if I’m understanding it correctly.
Thanks more,
SoupHead
