FLASH: Re: Hidding button active states?

[Barcillo]

Idon't know if I understood the question well:

but if you put a big blank dummy button that doesen't

 does anything and is invisible (only with a hit frame)

 on top of the buttons  the buttons below will be deactivated?




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-----Original Message-----

From: David Gary <

dgarystudiosnetwide [dot] net

>

To:

flashershocker [dot] com

 <

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Date: Saturday, August 15, 1998 10:23 AM

Subject: Hidding button active states?



>Hiya Flashers,

>

>I think Ive seen this question asked before, but I cant remember the

>outcome.

>

>Problem:

>Ive animated a movie as a pop up window so when it pops up it then loads

>a new movie.

>The new movie has its own butttons. However the buttons on the layer

>below are

>still activated. Has anyone found a way to "hide" the active state of a

>button? I assume people are using

>a hidden frame routine when loading movies with sample interfaces or

>menus with buttons to avoid this problem, but this really

>defeates the purpose of the new "load movie" feature in Flash3 when

>placing other interactive movies on top of one another.

>

>Anyone know of a work around?

>

>Thanks for any intellegent replys

>

>-DG-

>




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