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> I can definitely try that change to the button, but what concerns me more is when I attempt to pull rootIcon.CurrentPage to a dynamic text box, I get an "undefined" value. Seems like my .swf can't find the "rootIcon"...<br><br><br>It helped me with the swf relationship structure when I started to think of it like a directory tree on a hard drive.<br><br>If you have any programming background, you know that C:\ is also referred to as "root".<br>So if you think of the Xerte engine swf as "root", (rootIcon), loading a swf into it is like creating another directory in C:\ or root.<br>So now I have C:\my_swf.<br><br>To have my_swf talk to anything in root, I have to add a direction to look "up" a folder in the directory tree.<br>In DOS I would use ../my_swf, the ".." being shorthand for saying "look up a directory from 'my_swf'", or "look in my parent directory".<br><br>Same as a loaded swf.<br>You have to tell the swf to look "up" a directory from where it is (this), to it's parent (this._parent)<br><br>So if my_swf loads another swf, it's like creating another directory and another level in the tree:<br><br>C:\my_swf\swf_loaded_by_my_swf<br>Another layer of depth in the tree, so for swf_loaded_by_my_swf to talk to root, look up 2 directories:<br><br>this._parent._parent<br><br>HTH<br><br>Dave<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br /><hr />With Windows Live, you can organize, edit, and share your photos. <a href='http://www.windowslive.com/Desktop/PhotoGallery' target='_new'>Click here.</a></body>
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