ActionScript 2.0 :: Display A Different Text Option Each Time?
Feb 20, 2010
I have a dynamic text box set up called 'circle'. Each time the movie loads I want it to display different text.
Currently, I have
Actionscript Code:
_root.circle="hello","nice to see you", "hello, again";
on the timeline.
Unfortunately, when it loads it just sticks with the first 'hello', instead of choosing one of the other options. How can I tell flash to display a different text option each time?
I was wondering, how do I display text for like 2 seconds or something, then make it disappear?Another question is, how do I set a timer that prevents a function from running within a time limit (2 seconds again) after it ran? Like if a function is triggered by a Key_DOWN, what would a code be to prevent it from running again until that 2 seconds is up? This question is for a 'reload' in a shooter. Is there any other way to approach this?
I'm working on writing a new testing utility for my company, and I'm not sure what the correct answer is on this one. Their existing software uses HTML to give and score online tests, and the HTML works with mod_perl and mysql to send and receive the data. I've got the new system 90% functional, except one part.
the questions and answers are stored in the database AS HTML. They are send to the flash movie via loadvars, and I have even gotten them to start displaying. My problems however are that the images do not seem to be loading properly every time, the scrolling of the textarea doesn't seem to work AT ALL, and even when the images do load, they are not lined up properly (adobe says : "An image loaded using the IMG tag will appear on the screen on the line following the IMG tag." Now why the hell would I want it to do that?!?!?!?!)
I want to display the current time into a dynamic text box. The time comes correct but the seconds is not running... I want live seconds. what modification should i do to my following code?
I have the following situation: have a screen with 4 charts, each being populated with 59 array collections. Each array collection has 2000+ data points. This construct needs to be filtered(by time), but the problem I'm encountering is the fact that it takes a long time for the filtering to finish (which is to expected given the amount of data points that need to filtered).
Filtering one chart at a time is not option, so I wanted to ask you what do you think would be the best approach? (should I use vector instead?). To generalize this question what would be the best way to filter large collections in flex/as3?
I'm dynamically loading a movieclip onto the stage.
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In this movieclip I have a dynamic text field named 'game_score_txt' In the class for this movieclip; The_end.as I want to display some text. I figured the following code would work:
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But I get the following error: 1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: TextField.
developing custom video player for my fla files.. i made few flash slides with combination of audio,text,animations, and video files.(for a e learning project).. the player which i made is a blend of few sample tutorials available on online... now my problem is how to display the total movie length of the movie in a dynamic text box using as2..
found that code to display html format text to dynamic textfield in as3:
var url:String = "http://edeejay.dyndns.org:8000/currentsong?sid=1"; var loadit:URLLoader = new URLLoader(); loadit.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
I have to make time so the hours to be starting with 0 for the numbers less then 10 for example 9:30 to be 09:30 and in my code it works for the minutes but not for the hours. I have written the following code here:
function UpdateClock () { myDate = new Date () hours = Number(myDate.getHours()) minutes = Number(myDate.getMinutes()) seconds = Number(myDate.getSeconds()) [Code] .....
I am a complete rookie in ActionScript2.0/Flash.I just started learning regarding a project. My problem is I want to display data from MySQL in a DropDown Menu in Flash. the SendAndRecieve functionality only aids us to receive any responses,right?(Please correct me If I am Wrong.
I am loading a flv video in AS2: var conexion:NetConnection = new NetConnection(); conexion.connect(null);var stream:NetStream = new NetStream(conexion); mi_video.attachVideo(stream); stream.play("motto.flv"); this.onEnterFrame = function() { [Code] .....
It works very good, In this line, I get de current time of the flv: timer_txt.text = ((integer.length<2) ? "0"+integer : integer)+":"+((decimal.length<2) ? "0"+decimal : decimal) And I need to display the total time too. By the way, I am not using the any flv component, I need to play the video in a custom player....
I am having trouble getting my time to display correctly. Everything works great apart from 12pm display as 12am.this is my function that runs in a setinterval.
So I have recently been looking everywhere for the as3 equivalent of how to display the current time in non military format? I have searched the forums, nothing really comes up.
I'm using Flash Pro CS5 Win 7 to edit an existing FLA file, the text is suppose to be Arial Regular but it keeps changing to Arial MT. I've tried the embedded text option and selecting Arial Regular but again it keeps reverting back to Arial MT.
How to create some action script that will display either an image or a SWF based on the time of day ie. Day and Night and the seasons ie. Winter, Summer, Spring, Fall.
I know it has something to do with creating a file that is .as and making sure you have the correct class Id. Looked at a few tutorials on creating calenders and image galleries but can not figure out how to combine the two to just show the image or SWF.
how to display seconds in my Date/Time display. right now I have Year, month, day, Hours and minutes displaying. But my Seconds are showing up undefined.
Here is my code...
function howlong(arg) { if (length(arg)==1) { arg = "0" + arg;
I need this to work so that on my stage i can have a dynamic text box displaying the current time of the flv and the total time ---- example 3:45 / 6:58 where the 3:45 would update as the flv was scrubbed or played, or whenever a jump point was pressed. I found an example of this on this page.I have been using the as3 code to import my video and use cue points and for the life of me I cant get this to work.
Does anyone know a script that can display the time elapsed on a site like this http:[url].... i took a look at the countdown timer tutorial but it's not what i'm looking for ...
By default, when you visit a website that is made entirely in Flash and there is a Tme and Date movie clip feature... you know... it gets the current time and date of your computer so you're actually seeing your own time, right? What I've always wanted to do is when you visit a website that is made entirely in Falsh, and you have a Time and Date movie clip that tells the creators current time and the current date instead of just getting the values of your computer time and displaying your own. I'm in the Philippines so I want the visitors of my site to view what time and date is it in the Philippines.
I'm makking a simple flash player which loads movies as the songs.The song file is simply a preloader then in the next scene one frame which plays the song.I would like to know how I can have a display which shows the song time.
I am working on an application to display GMT time and CST time in a swf. I am able to make the clock display time in GMT. When I check for time in CST it seems to be 1/2 hour behind. I am bit confused and code is junk now (So not up in the forum).
I am developing an application to display different time zones. Class works fine only once, later it fails to update the movie with dials of clock. I not sure what could be the issue, I am using delegates as methods weren't called previously.
I have a movie clip and i would like to display its duration in minutes and seconds.urrently I am displaying the frames so it shows "frame 320 of 500" etc.I would like to figure out how many frames in the movie clip and convert it to time so in the end it will display: 1:23 / 3:00