RE: [Flashnewbie] Settings button -- more coding required for Act
ionScript1.0 2004-03-05 - By Jesse Warden
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From: Ed@(protected) [mailto:Ed@(protected)]
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 03:30 PM
To: flashnewbie@(protected)
Subject: [Flashnewbie] Settings button -- more coding required for
ActionScript1.0?
On Fri, 5 Mar 2004, Jesse Warden wrote:
> I think to show that it's like System.showSettings(2);
>
Thank you again -- that was real easy to do in Flash MX Professional, with
Action Script 2.0 specified in the Publish settings.
I just dragged a button component to the stage, changed the label to
"Seetings" in the Properties panel, and then added this code to the Actions
panel for the button:
on (click) {
System.showSettings(2);
}
And it worked like a charm when I did the Test Movie.
However when I changed the Publish settings to ActionScript 1.0, the test
yielded errors. I'm guessing I have to do more coding for ActionScript 1.0,
like explicitly adding event listeners or something *shrug*. Am I right?
And would Flash MX (not 2004) have better documentation on simple stuff like
this (how to do it in ActionScript 1.0)? I guess I have to stick to to
ActionScript 1.0 coding since my other components (e.g., the
CommunicationComponents, the FuncitonComponents for chat, etc.) are written
in Action Script 1.0. So in that case would I be better off with just Flash
MX if I need documentation that assumes ActionScript 1.0? Coz most of this
MX Pro documentation (like the "How do I .." sections) assume ActionScript
2.0.
Thanks
Ed
>
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: Ed@(protected) [mailto:Ed@(protected)]
> Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 01:53 PM
> To: flashnewbie@(protected)
> Subject: [Flashnewbie] Settings button
>
>
> Well why I'm at it (or while you're at it), there's one other nifty
> thing I saw in the voice chat that I liked, and that is a "Settings"
> button that takes the user directly to the Macromedia Flash Player
> Settings -- you know, what you normally get when you do a right-mouse
> click on a Flash movie/app and click Settings -- only difference is
> that in the case of this button, when clicked it takes the user
> directly to the Microphone section of the Flash player setting (the
> microphone tab is already selected instead of the Privacy tab).
>
> Thanks
>
> Ed
>
>
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