RE: FLASH: Drag Movie hiding button problem

[Paul Willoughby]

Hi James,


The 'On Roll Over' actions should still work, unless you have another

button locked to the centre of your mouse on a higher layer than the

buttons. 

If you really need a button in your mouse trailer you could try putting

the whole clip on a layer below the 'roll Over' hit areas. This way the

trailer will disappear behind the button.

I might have a better answer if you come up with some more info on what

you're trying to do. Like I say, the trailer movie clip will only

disturb the functionality of other buttons if the trailer itself

contains a button.


hth


paul


James Cutts wrote on 15 November 2000 :


> Hello all

> Got no reply last time:

> Im creating a small site using the 'drag movie, lock target' action to

> create an animated effect that follows the mouse. Can anyone 

> tell me how to

> keep the 'on rollover' actions on the buttons in the main 

> movie. Obviously

> the movie clip being dragged is in the way.

> Im still using Flash 4.

> Any help/pointers gratefully recieved

> Cheers

> J


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