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You got the points for thinking of it the same way I did. &nbsp;As soon as I wrote similiar code, I saw your post.<br />
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Bascially I put another clip in my clip and made it do the checking. &nbsp;Then when it saw an Enter keystroke I just made it talk to the parent.<br />
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Thanks....Rob
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You got the points for thinking of it the same way I did.  As soon as I wrote similiar code, I saw your post.

Bascially I put another clip in my clip and made it do the checking.  Then when it saw an Enter keystroke I just made it talk to the parent.

Thanks....Rob

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nice one! &nbsp;thanks!<br />
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Here is a tricky one for you.<br />
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In a movie clip I need to have the user hit the 'Enter' key to move to frame 20.<br />
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a regular keyPress does not work within a movie clip, only on the main timeline as far as I can see and test.<br />
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on (keyPress &quot;&lt;Enter&gt;&quot;) {<br />
gotoAndPlay(20);<br />
}<br />
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Any code ideas?<br />
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Thanks...........Rob<br />
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Here is a tricky one for you.

In a movie clip I need to have the user hit the 'Enter' key to move to frame 20.

a regular keyPress does not work within a movie clip, only on the main timeline as far as I can see and test.

on (keyPress "<Enter>") {
gotoAndPlay(20);
}


Any code ideas?

Thanks...........Rob



Hitting the enter key

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