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Example
The following ActionScript sets a custom tab order for three movie clip instances.
myMC1_mc.onRelease = function() {};
myMC2_mc.onRelease = function() {};
myMC3_mc.onRelease = function() {};
myMC1_mc.tabIndex = 2;
myMC2_mc.tabIndex = 1;
myMC3_mc.tabIndex = 3;
See also
tabIndex (Button.tabIndex property), tabIndex (TextField.tabIndex property)
_target (MovieClip._target property)
public _target : String [read-only]
Returns the target path of the movie clip instance, in slash notation. Use the eval() function
to convert the target path to dot notation.
Example
The following example displays the target paths of movie clip instances in a SWF file, in both
slash and dot notation.
for (var i in this) {
if (typeof (this[i]) == "movieclip") {
trace("name: " + this[i]._name + ",\t target: " + this[i]._target + ",\t
target(2):"
+ eval(this[i]._target));
}
}
_totalframes (MovieClip._totalframes property)
public _totalframes : Number [read-only]
Returns the total number of frames in the movie clip instance specified in the MovieClip
parameter.
Example
In the following example, two movie clip buttons control the Timeline. The prev_mc button
moves the playhead to the previous frame, and the next_mc button moves the playhead to the
next frame. Add content to a series of frames on the Timeline, and add the following
ActionScript to Frame 1 of the Timeline:
stop();
472 ActionScript classes