Recent content by Kirderf

Yes FoxBox, This is a strange question, but I have found one file, "library.mdb" on my server but nothing else. I am not the developer. Maybe a better way to ask the question is: Can data be stored in files other than .mdb files? Thanks for your reply. I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a...

What: stored registration email addresses Where: on my Local and/or Remote server (they should be the same) My Question: Is there another file(other than global.asa) that I can look in to find where stored registration emails are residing? My Problem: My global.asa file shows that I have 3...

Hey, I found it. Object > Convert to Artboard And now inside the save to Web or Device there is a new checkbox inside the "image Size" area which says "Clip to Artboard" Thats it! Yeah! I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

I have just jumped from CS2 to CS4. One of my favorite things to use was Object>Convert To Crop Area. I never had to mess with slices and created most web graphics to the exact size I wanted this way. Can anyone help me find this feature, or a similar workaround? Thanks I'd gladly pay you on...

are you putting the stop(); at both the end of your timeline(on line 60) and on the timeline inside your movie clip itself? I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

have you tried turning the sound clip to streaming within in the properties area? This helps a lot. I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

Oh, I see you posted. Thanks for you help(again). I am in a little above my head on how to store the data and retrieve it. I thought I would be able to manipulate everything once i got it to work, but it is not that easy for me. My biggest problem is with targeting and displaying the data. I...

click your mc and add this code on(rollOver) {this.gotoAndPlay(2);} You can even target the movieclips inside that movie from any button by:(this plays frame 2 of corpcat_mc. on(rollOver) {_root.intro_mc.corpcat_mc.gotoAndPlay(2);} I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

Can I help you on anything before I ask another question? I have run into another snag putting this one deeper into another movieclip. I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

That is exactly what I was trying to make happen. I have never pulled data in from a database, so the text file solution was all I could imagine working at this point. I would be open for any suggestions for pulling in data a better way. I have tried a few tutorials, but to no avail. Thank you...

I have a sample posted here: http://shirtartist.com/test/index.html I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

Even when I put a variable outside the MyDate fuction I can not pull the information in like I would if it was hardcoded. //my full code var i:String=_name; myData = new LoadVars(); myData.onLoad = function() { trace (_name); info.text =this.i; }; myData.load("myText2.txt"); (this code is in the...

So how can I get the name of the movieclip and place it into the code without hardcoding it? myData.onLoad = function() { trace (_name); info.text =this.hardcodedName;//this works }; I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!

Everything works with one small glitch which I have exhausted all my options over. I get an undefined for my output when I use this._name inside the function. when I hardcode this.instanceName it works fine. myData = new LoadVars(); myData.onLoad = function() { trace (_name); info.text...

is there a method for getting a movieclip instance name?" Like getInstanceName or something like that? Maybe that is what I should be asking. Thanks again. I'd gladly pay you on Thursday for a hamburger today!