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you can have functioning button within your panel if you let one of the button within the same panel control the drag and dropping of the panel.<br />
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do you understand what i mean?<br />
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GE<br />

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you can have functioning button within your panel if you let one of the button within the same panel control the drag and dropping of the panel.

do you understand what i mean?

GE


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I think I do. Can you have multiple buttons and animations going on also, or am I getting to complicated?
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I think I do. Can you have multiple buttons and animations going on also, or am I getting to complicated?

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I'm trying to create a panel in actionscript using a drag and drop. Is it possible to also have functioning buttons inside the drag and drop panel. Do you know where there is coding information about this?
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I'm trying to create a panel in actionscript using a drag and drop. Is it possible to also have functioning buttons inside the drag and drop panel. Do you know where there is coding information about this?

actionsript drag and drop

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