the example is very good. But I was testing creating myOwnMethod() to use instead of getURL() and the code does not work. Please, Do you know how can call my own method? THANKS IN ADVANCE!
I dont think so, because the "e:" tells flash that the function is being created by an eventListener, then the "Event" tells flash that this event listener is an Event eventListener.
the e in e:Event is a variable(specifically a parameter) named 'e' and we data type it to 'Event'. The addEventListener function sends data through that variable. There must be a 'e' or a alphanumeric value. onClick(event){ ...} is what you may find in a action script 2 program.
hi..love the tutorials...is there any way you can tell flash to open the webpage not in the browser but instead in the swf file that's running?
nedatronics 8 months ago
the getURL code doesnt work anymore
LearnerJoe 8 months ago
love your voice at the beginning ;D
pumpThatTerror 1 year ago
omg blender
lineridemidget 1 year ago
the example is very good. But I was testing creating myOwnMethod() to use instead of getURL() and the code does not work. Please, Do you know how can call my own method? THANKS IN ADVANCE!
chumox 1 year ago
do dot dooo lol
Janesatool 2 years ago
Please help, when I go to open up the action window I get: "current selection cannot have actions applied to it".
SnowStormalpha 2 years ago
in AS3 you can't put code on symbols. You have to put it on timelines or, preferably, in a seperate text file.
Yeah it's total crap. XD
VolcanicPenguin 2 years ago
instead of function onClick(e:Event){ .... } can you just do function onClick(event){ ...} ? just curious
GoldenSilence333 2 years ago
I dont think so, because the "e:" tells flash that the function is being created by an eventListener, then the "Event" tells flash that this event listener is an Event eventListener.
Manifest222 2 years ago
the e in e:Event is a variable(specifically a parameter) named 'e' and we data type it to 'Event'. The addEventListener function sends data through that variable. There must be a 'e' or a alphanumeric value. onClick(event){ ...} is what you may find in a action script 2 program.
oppcell 2 years ago
thanks!
GoldenSilence333 2 years ago
Great!
FireWorksStudiosplus 2 years ago
nice tut really helpful
BMStudiosProduction 2 years ago
i like your new begining.., very awesome :D
Manifest222 2 years ago