Passing Variables 2004-02-26 - By Bo Parker
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I have a calculator that is two frames. One frame contains text fields and
buttons that set the variable information and the second frame displays the
results. In the first frame, I have a variable called "prepress". On the
second frame, I need to run through conditionals to arrive at a total called
"prepressTotal". I have a movie clip running on the second frame that is
blank but contains the code:
onClipEvent (enterframe) {
if (prepress > 1) {
prepressTotal = 0;
}
if (prepress = 1) {
prepressTotal = 65;
}
if (prepress > 1) {
prepressTotal = (((Number(prepress) - 1) * 6.5) + 65);
}
trace (prepress);
trace (prepressTotal);
}
That value is to put into a formula with the prepressTotal as part of the
final calculation.
The variable "prepress" keeps returning undefined or "1" and giving me a
value of 65, no matter what value is entered in the text field on frame 1.
Any ideas how to solve this dilemma? Thanks,
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Bo Parker
RMC
215 S Jennings Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
817.332.4700 p
817.332.4710 f
www.rmcfw.com
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