flash (macromedia): Can someone help me out, with some button issues? I know Im missing something really simple but its kicking my a$$. Anyways I've created a photo gallery of sorts and I can't seem to get the rollover to stay after clicked.

I want people to be able to see what images they have already clicked, make sense. Here's the script I wrote and the url for referrence. Note:: I have only put one button on my swf so that its easy to start over if need be.

Oh yeah my button is a movie clip. And the action script is in its own layer on the main timeline.



pic1_mc.onPress = function (){

load_mc.loadMovie("1.jpg");
this.gotoAndStop(3); <<this is after they have clicked - button is red

}

pic1_mc.onRollOver = function (){

this.gotoAndStop(2) <<this is when they rollover - button is white

}

pic1_mc.onRollOut = function (){

this.gotoAndStop(1) <<this is when they rollout - button is green (original)

}


So basically Im looking to simplfy this as well as make it work. Im more of a designer and I'll admit this does'nt come easy to me, thanks in advance for the help.





Referring URLs
http://onedosedesign.com/temp/pic_project.swf

why use a button property ? Just use a clip with the frame you want, and you
drive it from script.

suppose your clip (set as clip, not as button) <myBtn>

lets frame 1 normal, frame 2 your "rollOver",....

on( rollOver ){ gotoAndStop(2); }
just don't use on(rollOut).... but find a way to sent the clip back to frame
1 when no more in use.

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Pierre Alain

pie@lifnet.com


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something really simple but its kicking my a$$. Anyways I've created a photo
gallery of sorts and I can't seem to get the rollover to stay after clicked.
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make sense. Here's the script I wrote and the url for referrence. Note:: I
have only put one button on my swf so that its easy to start over if need
be.
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of a designer and I'll admit this does'nt come easy to me, thanks in advance
for the help.
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