Not quite sure what you're doing, but if you have a movie, say "movie1.swf"
already loaded into a movie clip, but stopped, you should be able to launch
it with a script in any frame on the timeline as long as the movie clip
containing that movie is still on the timeline (has not be terminated by an
empty keyframe on its layer. And as long as you do not attempt to load the
second movie to the same target, it should work fine to play one while
loading the other (we use this technique extensively with all the Headsprout
stuff).
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[quoted text, click to view] "centralodude" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> My main movie has nav buttons that send the main timeline to labels
w/anchors.
> It has actions on keyframes on an actions layer at the labels keyframe.
>
> What it should do:
> on a navigation button click, the main movie timeline should advance to a
frame label w/ anchor, then at a keyframe on an actions layer the action
script should - both load one movie, and play another already loaded movie
at frame 2.
[quoted text, click to view] >
> The Problem:
> I am able to perform any two of these actions, but not all three together.
Both ways work to either goto the label and play a movie, or go to the
label and load a movie. But can not go to label, play movie, and load
other movie. I can split the actions between the nav button and the the
frame on the actions layer, or I can put the commands all in the nav button.
[quoted text, click to view] >
> If the nav button (still visible) is clicked a second time while at the
frame label, the movie which would not play, will start as intended.
>
> Any ideas???
> --thanks -
> if you are unsure, please let one of the senior members answer -
>
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