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It took some tweaking and quite a bit of trial and error to get all the pieces to fit properly, but in the end it's working perfectly. Just what I needed.<br />
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Thank you!
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I'd like to cycle through 3 Flash banner ads in an endless loop using ActionScript 3.0. I'm imagining the script would call the first swf file, say 1.swf, wait 20 seconds, then increment the file name, say 2.swf, wait 20 sec, increment file name to 3.swf, wait 20 sec, then start over.<br />
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I'm guessing there would be a base swf file, mainBanner.swf, which is referenced by the HTML and within which the ActionScript would be placed.<br />
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...is this possible?
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I'd like to cycle through 3 Flash banner ads in an endless loop using ActionScript 3.0. I'm imagining the script would call the first swf file, say 1.swf, wait 20 seconds, then increment the file name, say 2.swf, wait 20 sec, increment file name to 3.swf, wait 20 sec, then start over.

I'm guessing there would be a base swf file, mainBanner.swf, which is referenced by the HTML and within which the ActionScript would be placed.

...is this possible?

It took some tweaking and quite a bit of trial and error to get all the pieces to fit properly, but in the end it&#39;s working perfectly. Just what I needed.

Thank you!

cycle through flash banner ads with ActionScript 3.0

I&#39;d like to cycle through 3 Flash banner ads in an endless loop using ActionScript 3.0. I&#39;m imagining the script would call the first swf file, say 1.swf, wait 20 seconds, then increment the file name, say 2.swf, wait 20 sec, increment file name to 3.swf, wait 20 sec, then start over.

I&#39;m guessing there would be a base swf file, mainBanner.swf, which is referenced by the HTML and within which the ActionScript would be placed.

...is this possible?

Adobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash) is a cross-platform multimedia and software platform used to embed animations, video, and interactive applications into web pages and desktop and mobile applications and games. Flash displays text, vector and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. It allows streaming of audio and video, and can capture mouse, keyboard, microphone and camera input. The ActionScript programming language allows creation of interactive animations, video games, web applications, desktop applications and mobile applications.