Ok, so I have a fairly simple background .swf (basically just a centered box on top of a repeating pattern), that background .swf is in turn is loading a more complex .swf inside of a movie clip. The complex movie clip is an index menu, so it has “links” so to speak that when clicked need to tell the main .swf to load a different movie clip.
The way I have been trying to get this to work is I have the complex .swf change the value of a _root.variable to say, for example, 100. In turn I have an if statement setup in the background .swf to unload the movie clip and set the value of _root.variable to 99. I then have another if statement which loads the desired movie clip if _root.variable = 99, and then finally sets _root.variable back to 0. However, it seems to fail to do that entirely. Oddly enough the variable starts alternating between 0 and 99, loading and unloading the movie.
Is there another way to pass the variable from the complex .swf to the background .swf that will prevent it from doing this? I imagine this all has something to do with how the variable is being declared, but I’m a bit new to actionscript and I’m totally missing it.
I’ve included a link to the project files for this so you can take a look at the actionscript if needed. This thing has been giving me fits, so any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph…A5E38F18E74BA1
Thanks!
