RE: FLASH: Slide show

[Eric Smollin]

No, unfortunately there is no "hideLevel" command. Let me give you an

example of what I meant:


I would use 38 MC's before I would use 38 levels. Let's say that each of

these MC's contains a slide and some text. Within each of these MC's I would

include a frame that was empty and had a stop action and would label it

"park." When navigating from MC to MC, each button would have the following

actions:


On (Release)

      Go to and Stop ("park")

      Begin Tell Target ("/yourNextMC")

            Go to and Play ("WhateverLabel")

      End Tell Target

End On


This would send the current movie to the blank frame labeled park and then

call the next clip to be displayed.


Hope that made sense.

-Eric-



> Like Marc said, if you decide to use load movie, don't bother unloading

the

> current movie, just park it somewhere that it won't be seen. That way if

the

> user wants to go

> back to it, he or she will not have to download the same info twice.

>

> Good Luck

> -Eric-


>In one movie I have 38 levels and in another level I have 10 levels.  What

I am

>doing right now is I use the UnloadMovie to reveal the layer beneath it

when I

>am going backwards through the slide show.  Eric mentioned that I should

park

>it somewhere it will not be seen.  Is this what he meant?  Or is there a

better

>way to do this? Does flash have a "hideLevel" command or something like it?

>Dustin


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