Self Reply.
I am happy to say, although in little bit of disbelief, that the answer is
simpler than I had read in the forums, or could understand from the manual.
Surprising!!!
textfile (1.txt):
&p1=John
&p2=Jack
&p3=Larry
Button Action in FLASH:
on(release){
loadVariablesNum("1.txt", 0);
}
Amazingly, it plugs right into the dynamic text boxes.
I was trying to avoid all of this talk of splitting the text file and
such... but since I only had 11 variables, didn't have to mess with arrays
and stuff.
Thanks if anyone put any thought into this.
A happy camper,
George
[quoted text, click to view] "George" <no_spam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, I have the following question.
> Before I begin, I would like to say that I am completely lost with the
> changes in actionscript for MX2004. But that is besides the point, and I
> might be surprised with some kind of new command to do this ;). In any
> case, I searched the forum, and there are lots of fragments of info on the
> subject, but I am still not sure on how to do this in Flash MX2004.
>
> Note that it is for recreational use, so there is no major hurry on your
> help, although it will help me for future projects to acquire the
knowledge.
>
> Anyways, here it goes:
>
> My friends and I have a soccer team. Out of the 11 positions on the
field,
> there is always rotating personell, for one reason or another.
>
> I designed a soccer field with the positions marked on the field. Next to
> each position, I created a Dynamic Text box, each with its corresponding
> variable name.
> P1, P2, P3,-----> P11.
>
> I would love to be able to upload a .txt file with data similar to this in
> order to feed my flash movie, and display the name of the player for that
> week next to its position.
>
> P1="John"
> P2="Larry"
> etc...
>
>
> Question: What is the best way to do this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> George
>
>