There's a book called "Wack to the side of the Head". Thanks for the Wack! I
figured out the problem - you were right, check your paths! I wasn't using the
appropriate path to load the movie. In regards to G.G.'s question, sorry, I
can't help you there!
:D

Boy, I am in the very same boat, and when I found this question, I was hoping
that you would have the answer. I hope this is not rude, but I am going to post
my code here as well in hopes you can help.

Do you have to have more than just the average hosting service if you are
trying to load .flv files? It works great on my test site which comes with
Charter Communications (and lets face it, they do video as they are a digital
cable service) but when I put it on a regular host service, the .flvs won't
load.

Anyway, code:
On timeline for buttons is:
push_btn.onRelease = function() {

gotoAndStop("push");

}
stapler_btn.onRelease = function() {

gotoAndStop("stapler");

}
etc. where "push", "stapler", etc. refer to labeled keyframes.

Once there, the code on the timeline reads:
myVideo_nc = new NetConnection();
myVideo_nc.connect(null);
newStream_ns = new NetStream(myVideo_nc);
videoHolder.attachVideo(newStream_ns);
newStream_ns.play("pushbutton256.flv");
stop();

Thank you in advance!

g.g.

i contributed a chapter or two to that book :)


chris georgenes
www.mudbubble.com
www.keyframer.com
team macromedia

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