December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
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MovieClip._url Property
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Description
The Boolean trackAsMenu property modifies the conditions that cause mc’s onRelease()
event handler to execute. It normally is used to turn a group of buttons into a menu and
applies only to movie clips that define at least one button event handler. For complete
details, see
Button.trackAsMenu.
See Also
Button.trackAsMenu, MovieClip.onRelease()
MovieClip.unloadMovie() Method
remove a movie or movie clip from the Player
Flash 5
mc.unloadMovie()
Description
The MovieClip.unloadMovie() method is an alternative to the global unloadMovie() func-
tion. When invoked as a MovieClip method, unloadMovie() does not take a
target
parameter; it always unloads mc. The MovieClip method syntax is less prone to user error
than its global function counterpart because no
target parameter is required.
For usage instructions, see the global unloadMovie() function.
Example
// Removes a loaded document from level 1
_level1.unloadMovie();
See Also
MovieClip.loadMovie(), unloadMovie(); “Method Versus Global Function Overlap Issues”
in Chapter 13
MovieClip._url Property
the network address from which a clip or movie was loaded
Flash 4
read-only
mc._url
Description
The string _url property represents the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) indicating the
Internet ...
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