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big dd #1
navagating screens
I'm trying to get a button in slide1 go to a certain frame(61) in a slide 8,
HOW????
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J. Alan Atherton #2
Re: navagating screens
This code may not directly work for you, but it should give you an idea.
If you run into trouble, the debugger helps a LOT (you can find out
exactly what structures are in the slide presentation) This function
should be declared in the onClipEvent(load) section of your root slide's
actionscript. (default name is presentation, just click on that in the
slide tree view, then edit the actionscript)
gotoSlideNum = function(n) {
currentSlide.gotoAndStop(1); // stop and hide currentSlide
currentSlide._visible = 0;
gotoSlide(_childSlides[n]); // go to slide #n
currentSlide.gotoAndPlay(1); // start at beginning and reveal
currentSlide._visible = 1;
}
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