Re: FLASH: drag and drop

[Robert Bleeker]

Chris,

You should be using the _droptarget function to see what MC you are dropping

onto, then get properties to find out the x&y position of the droptarget so

you can set the properties of your dragged MC to be the same as the

droptarget MC. You will have to set some variables when you start dragging

so you know what the original position was of the dragged MC, that way you

can send the droptarget MC to those positions.


Robert



on 10/5/00 10:59 AM, Christopher Douglas at

cdouglasfreei [dot] com

 wrote:


> They will be in the same spot to start with.  The user will be able to drag

> each object.  I have attached the fla. file.  Basically I want to apply this

> drag feature to multiple boxes.

> 

> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Robert Bleeker [rbleekercadre [dot] com [dot] au (mailto:rbleekercadre [dot] com [dot] au)]

> Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 5:52 PM

>

To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: Re: FLASH: drag and drop

> 

> 

> Hi Chris,

> 

> Will the movie clips be in the same spot all the time to start with?

> 

> Robert

> 

> 

>

on 10/5/00 9:20 AM, Christopher Douglas at cdouglasfreei [dot] com wrote:

> 

>> I have two movie clips x and y.  They are both draggable.  Say x is

> dragged,

>> I want it to snap into y's place and y to snap into x's place.  How can I

>> script this?  Any help appreciated.

>> 

>> thanks,

>> chris



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