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Old July 14th, 2003, 01:42 PM
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Angry Flash in IE 5.1 for Mac

I am having a problem with a menu being viewed in IE 5.1 on Mac using Flashplayer 5. My button animations and sound effects aren't working. The anims are separated using Frame Labels. Here's the code attached to the buttons:

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myClip.onRollOver = function(){
sound.attachsound("sound1");
sound.start (0,0);
myClip.gotoAndPlay("_over");
}

myClip.onRollOut = function(){
myClip.gotoAndPlay("_out");
}



Anyhow, this seems to work in every other browser on either platform, except IE 5.1 for Mac with Flash 5.

Any help would be grand!

k

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Old July 14th, 2003, 05:44 PM
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get the Flash 6 Player for the mac.


the script
myClip.onRollOver = function(){
....


looks like a MX script, and it's not compatible with 5.

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Old July 15th, 2003, 04:36 PM
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dkkz is right - you're using the MX event model.

at this point it's a safe bet that a lot of people have version 6 of the player, but you should put some version checking in your movie. I usually make a separate scene and check to see if they've got the right player. You can easily do this by calling a function that is new to flash 6, like getDepth():

testVar = getDepth();

if (!testVar) {
stop();
//prompt user to upgrade their player
} else {
gotoAndPlay("Scene 1", 1);
}

Cheers.

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Old July 16th, 2003, 11:23 PM
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Thansk guys! I'm going to put a version checker in there...make it easier on myself

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