Umm...This is a vector being imported in from Illustrator. Trust me there is not pixel distortion in a my vector image. ... View more

@Stan Jones, you just saved my butt...Thanx ... View more

@Silly-V this is definitely not fixed. This issue was not just when creating a new document and saving it. The problem is with an SVG that was created with a previous version is all screwed up. Adobe blows. Which is why there company is starting to tank. Adobe has lost the care and respect for their customers that they used to have. Most people I know have stop using a lot of their products and have gone to open source software that is available. Our company has dropped them completely because of issues just like this. SVG is the future of a lot of design and to have this bug go unfixed for so long proves how crappy of a company they actually are. They started going downhill with Dreamweaver and the dumpster fire that it is. The entire company is garbage and only cares about collecting our money and not providing us with a usable program. As and application developer this lack of caring irritates the hell out of me.  Get it together Adobe or all the open source software out there is going to replace your insanely expensive and unusable software. ... View more

SOLVED!! Thanks to a genius named Prid from the actionscript.org forums. Here is what he gave me (obviously you replace domain.com with your domain, index.php with your default index page, and the frame numbers to what you want). current_url = flash.external.ExternalInterface.call("function(){return window.location.href}").toString(); url_split = current_url.split("/"); basename = url_split[url_split.length-1]; basename2 = url_split[url_split.length-2]; if(basename == "index.php"){     gotoAndPlay(2); } else if((basename2 == "www.domain.com" || basename2 == "domain.com") && basename == ""){     gotoAndPlay(2); } else {     gotoAndPlay(234); } The javascript function returns this address, no matter how they type the path to your website, like if they type, domain.com, domain.com/, or http://domain.com, the path will always be returned in this format: http://www.domain.com/ OR http://domain.com/ Notice that there's always a slash at the end of the URL address. By seperating the string with slash as the seperator, the last item will be the empty space after the last slash, so, we can check if the item before the last one is equals to your website AND also if the last item is equals to nothing! ... View more

Yes. I am using getURL("page.htm") someone else suggested: current_url = this._url; url_split = current_url.split("/"); basename = url_split[url_split.length-1]; if(basename == "index.php"){     gotoAndPlay(2); } else {     gotoAndPlay(234); } And that partially works. The problem there is even when you go to http://www.blahblah.com/ or http://www.blahblah.com/index.php it still jumps to frame 234. When you go to the subpages like contact.htm it goes to frame 234 like I want. But I need it to start from frame 2 if it is the index.php. Any ideas? ... View more

yes I have the same SWF embedded on 6 pages. Every time you click a link like aboutus.htm the swf it will start from the beginning animation. I want the animation only to start from the beginning only when they hit he index.htm. All the other pages (with the same SWF file) I want it to skip to frame 234. With regards to the TIF I was saying that the cookie is located in the TIF(right?). And by the time the preloader has finished loading the content the cookie has already been placed in the TIF. But if you have a way to avoid the cookie I would be interested . ... View more

sorry..Temporary Internet Folder. What about this...is there a script I can implement that says something like...if the current URL is index.php gotoAndPLay(2) else  gotoAndPlay(234) ... View more

Thanks for your replies and all the help you have given me so far. I have already tried that... If I put the preloader on frame 1 it will not go to frame 3 until the page is loaded....By that time the cookie is already dropped in the TIF and it will jump to my end frame every time. I have already made what your talking about work by using: function checkSO() { var SO = SharedObject.getLocal("siteSO"); if (SO.data.visitedAlready != undefined) { this.gotoAndPlay(234); } else { SO.data.visitedAlready = "yes"; SO.flush(); } } checkSO(); But like I said up top with "CheckSO" and "SharedObject" if the cookie exists it jumps to the last frame like I want EXCEPT when they come back the next day and browse to the page, the cookie still exists so it jumps to the end frame..not playing the animation again until they empty their cookies. I want it to jump to the end frame ONLY when they browse to a subpage. When they hit the index.php I want it to play the animation from the beginning. So cookies won't work in this situation without some sort of "except" variable or something (I am not and expert in AS which is why I am asking). Is there a way to tell the code not to go to that frame if the user is on index.php? ... View more

I have tried: var mySharedObject:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("displayCookie"); if(mySharedObject.data.displayed == true){ gotoAndStop(235); }else{     mySharedObject.data.displayed = true;     mySharedObject.flush(); } But when that is in the first frame it doesn't load because the following frame contains a movie clip that is calling my "page loading" AS. onClipEvent (load) { total = _root.getBytesTotal(); } onClipEvent (enterFrame) { loaded = _root.getBytesLoaded(); percent = int(loaded/total*100); text = ""+percent+"%"; gotoAndStop(percent); if (loaded == total) {   _root.gotoAndPlay(3); } } if i put it after the frame that contains the clip that is calling the "page loading" AS it just jumps to frame 234 because my guess is by the time the loader has finished loading the content it has already placed a cookie in the browsers TIF. ... View more