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    Default tell me whats the problem here

    please go to [url]www.firstacademy.net/dev/[/url]

    i loaded external swfs on 2 scrollpane components. It worked pretty fine
    locally. but when i uploaded it, it seems that the external swf's loads
    first prior to the coomponent carrying it. All are messed up!!

    Help me with this please.

    Thanks


    Flasheik Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: tell me whats the problem here

    i don't see a problem. if there were a problem with timing, you should execute your loadMovie() statement(s) after you component instantiates.
    kglad Guest

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    Default Re: tell me whats the problem here

    hi thanks for the reply, i thought so that i need to have my component
    instantiate first before the loadMovie function. but how the hell am i going
    to do that? can you help me with this?

    Many thanks


    "kglad" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:c223fu$af6$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > i don't see a problem. if there were a problem with timing, you should
    execute your loadMovie() statement(s) after you component instantiates.


    Flasheik Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: tell me whats the problem here

    there are a number of ways, but the easiest would probably be to attach on onLoad event to your scroll pane. for example:

    on(load){
    whateverMC.loadMovie("whatever.swf");
    }
    kglad Guest

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