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Example
In the following example, a document has two scenes: sceneOne and sceneTwo. Scene one
contains a frame label on Frame 10 called newFrame, and two buttons, myBtn_btn and
myOtherBtn_btn. This ActionScript is placed on Frame 1, Scene 1 of the main Timeline:
stop();
myBtn_btn.onRelease = function(){
gotoAndStop("newFrame");
};
myOtherBtn_btn.onRelease = function(){
gotoAndStop("sceneTwo", 1);
};
When the user clicks the buttons, the playhead moves to the specified location and stops.
See also
gotoAndStop (MovieClip.gotoAndStop method), stop function, play function,
gotoAndPlay function
ifFrameLoaded function
ifFrameLoaded( [scene,] frame) { statement(s); }
Deprecated since Flash Player 5. This function has been deprecated. Adobe recommends that
you use the MovieClip._framesloaded property.
Checks whether the contents of a specific frame are available locally. Use ifFrameLoaded to
start playing a simple animation while the rest of the SWF file downloads to the local
computer. The difference between using _framesloaded and ifFrameLoaded is that
_framesloaded lets you add custom if or else statements.
Parameters
scene:String [optional] - A string that specifies the name of the scene that must be loaded.
frame:Object - The frame number or frame label that must be loaded before the next
statement is executed.
statement(s):Object - The instructions to execute if the specified scene, or scene and
frame, are loaded.
See also
addListener (MovieClipLoader.addListener method)
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