As3.0 Jump to frame of button click demo

Hi all, I am looking to buy a file that I can use in all my new as3.0 projects. I would like a file that I could use to Jump to a Frame Label on a button click. a ideal solution would allow me to have many buttons on the screen at all times that could take me to various frame labels across my flash timeline.

I can not for the life of me find a tutorial or a file that will do this for me. I hope to use this file in all of my new as3.0 project. I just need a way to navigate across the timeline on basic button clicks. I will buy files from anyone who can help with this or I will consider buying the solution through paypall if the price is fair. thanks for any time and help anyone has time to offer. Sincerely,

ps I think this file would sell well. because alot of people have a hard time with the basics of as3.o

UR23

u da man flying tin man. Thank you sooo much for doing this work for me. I will be getting your webcam file as soon as I up my credits. Gotta love flashden. thanks again for all your time and help. this means alot to me.

sincerely, Jared

wow I really like the way you used the components for buttons. i did not know you could do that. cool

Cant beat the community spirit around here, nice on Tinman

Thanks tinman…

How would you write a ‘more complex’ function that first faded the existing content (two movie clips) on a frame before running the gotoAndStop , and then fading in the new frame in a similar, but reversed, manner?

Thanks (again) for the much needed help

Wonderful.

I love the simplicity of this. Thanks tinman.

Here is a quick example I threw together: gotoFrameLabel You can download the source fla here but basically all it is is a timeline with 3 layers : timeline snapshot The Frames layer has the named frames (named “one”, “tow”, etc) The Buttons layer has five buttons, instance names btn1, btn2, etc, visicle across all layers. The Actions Layer has the following code:

 stop(); //for simple button function (single statement) you can use: btn1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function(){gotoAndStop( "one" )}); btn2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function(){gotoAndStop( "two" )}); btn3.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function(){gotoAndStop( "three" )}); btn4.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function(){gotoAndStop( "four" )}); btn5.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function(){gotoAndStop( "five" )}); /* or for more complex functions use : btn1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, btn1Funtion ); btn2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, btn2Funtion ); ...etc funtion btn1Funtion() { gotoAndStop("one") ... etc } funtion btn2Funtion() { gotoAndStop("two") ... etc } ...etc */ 

I tried this, but got the following error:

1071: Syntax error: expected a definition keyword (such as function) after attribute funtion, not btn1Funtion.

Any ideas?

-toecutter

ToeCutter

The word function is spelled incorrectly in his pasted code, at btn1Function, change that and you’ll be set.

Donagh

i think its because it should be function and not funtion in:

function btn1Funtion()
{
gotoAndStop(“one” )
...
etc
}

@iamdok You are faster then me