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Standalone single instance & init
In a Flash MX project I am working, I want the file to be run as a standalone (you know, it has its own Flash player, so all the user has to do is double click on the .exe file and of fhe goes). During some tests, sometimes the movie would start more than once (I am running off a CD which was told to run the Flash movie as soon as it is inserted) running.
I do not have the foggiest idea of why that is happening. Does anyone have a suggestion? Looking throught the Macromedia website they suggested using the init() function as a way to force having only one instance of the movie at a time.. How does it work? If I create a function in the first frame of the first movie like this (not perfect actionscript but you get the idea ![]() function init() { if(!alreadyRunning) { quit since we only need to have this running once } else { nothing(?) since we just continue with the show } } Would this work? |
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