Webstudents1207,

You got it. The trick to that is to remove your script from the button
itself and put it on a keyframe of a timeline. Give your button an instance
name so that you can "call it by name," so to speak.

// Assuming a button instance named "hermit" ...
// put this code in a keyframe of the main timeline:

hermit.onRollOver = function() {
gotoAndPlay(2);
}

In essence, you're addressing one of the events this button inherits
from the Button class (onRollOver; see the ActionScript dictionary for
details). All instances of the Button class inherit a Button's properties,
methods, and events. By assinging a function to the onRollOver event,
you're telling this particular button what to do when a roll over happens.


David
stiller (at) quip (dot) net
"Luck is the residue of good design."

Hey does anyone know a different way to write this
on (rollOver) {
gotoAndPlay(2);
}

So you want script that isn't script and somehow feel the need to have dots.

I really don't understand what you want.
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All the best,
Jeckyl