Help - Using Cue Points to Play Movie Clips

I have a FLV, into which I have placed about 8 cue points. I
want a movie clip to play - (each movie clip is simply a snippet of
supporting text for the video) - when a cue point is "hit". I am
really quite baffled by most of the documentation that I have read
so far.
How can I do this? Many, many thanks for any support you can
give.
tommy53

You can build out a menu by reading the cuePoints array in
the NetStream.onMetadata handler, or by using the MetadataEvent
with the FLVPlayback component (AS3). The simple thing for me to
say is to refer to Chapter 9 of my new Flash Video book. :) (see
link in my signature below.)

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Using cue points to acrivate movie clips

I'm trying to write a simple piece of ActionScript that I can
adapt and re-use easily. (I'm not very good at programming and I've
been finding the "help" information very confusing.) I've devised
quite an elegant solution, if only I could get it to work!.
I'm using a single frame loop with an onEnterFrame
construction that deletes itself when the flv has finished playing.
I've set up a movie clip with various start points for animations
to be activated at cue points. I'm testing for the cue points in
the same frame, storing previous cue point names so that each cue
point triggers the corresponding animation once only. I know the
main logic works because I've tested it with trace statements to
prove that the cue points are actually being reached. The problem
is that the goToAndPlay instructions don't seem to activate the
movie clip as intended.
My best guess is that the stop action on the self-looping
frame is also stopping the movie clip as soon as it starts. Even if
that is true, I don't know how to solve the problem. And I'm sure
one of you much more clever people will know better. Here's the
code. Any suggestions?

You can build out a menu by reading the cuePoints array in
the NetStream.onMetadata handler, or by using the MetadataEvent
with the FLVPlayback component (AS3). The simple thing for me to
say is to refer to Chapter 9 of my new Flash Video book. :) (see
link in my signature below.)

Problems Using Cue points to Loop Video

Ok, so I want to use cue points to navigate through video. I want to start by simply looping the video from the end back to the beginning. I keep getting an invalid seek error 1003. Here is my code. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks
import fl.video.MetadataEvent;
Movie.addEventListener(MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT, loopFunction);
function loopFunction(e:MetadataEvent):void
    if (e.info.name == "end1")
        Movie.seekToNavCuePoint("beginning1");
        Movie.play();

At least you are getting notified even if the seek doesn't work.
A brief workaround could be to iterate over the cue points you detect in metadata, assigning each cue point name and time in an object. Once you hit the cue point you desire, see if the object has the time value and seek() to the time for that cue point rather than seeking for it by name.
e.g. (written briefly, you get the idea):
// object to hold time values
var cuePointArr:Object = new Object();
function onMetaData(infoObject:Object):void
    var cueIndex:String;
    for (cueIndex in infoObject.cuePoints)
        trace("Adding cue name[" + infoObject.cuePoints[cueIndex].name + "] at time[" + infoObject.cuePoints[cueIndex].time + "]");
                    // store as name = time
                    cuePointArr[infoObject.cuePoints[cueIndex].name] = infoObject.cuePoints[cueIndex].time;
function loopFunction(e:MetadataEvent):void
          // correct cue point and has a value in cuePointArr?
    if ((e.info.name == "end1")&&(curPointArr[e.info.name] != null))
                    // seek to time value
        Movie.seek(Number(cuePointArr[e.info.name]));
        Movie.play();
Moving 900mph here so forgive any typos but turning it into a normal seek based on the time value should work for now.

Use cue points to automatically pause flv

I have a video that I would like to make play in steps. I
already have a custom flv playbar, so I would like to use cue
points to control it
Thanks in advance

i am looking for this same answer. i am not a pro at flash
but good enough to make my way around. Here is what I have done so
far....
using components i dragged the FLVPlayBack onto stage, i set
the source of the playback to my flv. as of right now, 'cuepoints'
is set to none. i'd like to be able to set in about 5 cue points
and have them auto pause each time they come up. any help would be
appreciated!
thanks,
travis

Controlling external information using cue points

Hello,
I am trying to change information on my site using cue points in my video. My video is in a flash quiz and I am trying to change my objects such as an ad or photo with these cue points. In otherwords, when a video begins, or when a cue point is reached the photo outside the video would change. I am currently using cue points to go to the next frame after the video completes, but I don't know how to make it change things outside the video. Thank you for your help.

I'm sure there is more than one way to skin this cat, but here is what I use with NetStream video to load other .swfs (could be photos or other videos) at certain points in the main video:
ns.onCuePoint = function(evt:Object){
    trace(evt.name);
    trace(evt.time);
    if(evt.name == "play_vid1") {
        trace("YO!Loading wide_holder!");
        wide_holder.loadMovie("rm/images/black_bear.swf");
    if(evt.name == "play_vid2") {
trace("YO!Loading standard_holder!");
        standard_holder.loadMovie("rm/images/sqis.swf");
in this case using an "event" cue point object embedding at certain times in the video.
Lots of info on the Web, here is just one:
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=124DB
Best wishes,
Adninjastrator

Urgent Need of Help Playing Movie Clips

I'm a complete noob when it comes to AS. I know basic things like stop(); and gotoAndPlay.
Here's my dilemma.
Dearest Professor has given us a task of creating a website in Flash. You need to have 15 links, or 15 pages. He states that you can only go frame by frame on the main timeline with no tweening spaces in between. So I'm virtually creating all of my animations in symbols.
This isnt such a problem... I created a short introduction title video in Flash using a Movie Clip Symbol... placed it on the main timeline on the first page, and then called ActionScript to play the video.
Here's the problem... So.... the movie will play, but it will continuously loop... I've tried putting stop(); on the home page, under the AS... I'm just completely lost on how to get this to play the short clip and go straight to the home page... Could someone PLEASE, direct me on how to do this and give me an explanation as to why this way is the way it is... I would very much like to understand how it works.
Thanks
The Flash Noob

Thanks Rob!
I did what you suggested but I think I may have messed it up...
Here's the output error I have going on right now.
TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert flash_website_template2_fla::MainTimeline@7fff0d7aea1 to openingtodogwood.
at openingtodogwood/frame9()[openingtodogwood::frame9:3]
In the end of the timeline of the movie clip I put this:
stop();
openingtodogwood(parent).play();
I think that might be wrong but I'm unsure on what I should have really put. I was also reading that having the name of the movie clip the same as the class in the properties panels is not a good idea?
Thank you so much for your help!

Play different cue point in a movie

I need to have an interface that runs several movies with cue points.
In the interface I need to have many buttons. Movies can be different with different cue points.
The first button should perform the first part of the movie (cue point from "a" to "b"), the second button must perform the second part of the movie (cue point from "b" to "c") and so on.
How I must set the script and wich objects is better to use.
Thanks.

It seems you're adding the MP3 as a legacy media object, which is strongly discouraged (and impossible as of Acrobat X).
MP3 files don't support genuine "cue points", but with Acrobat 9+ Rich Media annotations you can easily set a button to play a file from a specified offset time (in seconds) - by choosing a button action of "Multimedia Operation (Acrobat 9 and later)", then "Seek to time", and entering the offset in seconds from the start of the track in the bottom field of the dialog.
With legacy media it's possible to do a similar thing with JavaScript, by entering a settings:startAt value in the argument object passed to media.openPlayer(), though this is not documented in the latest SDK and can't be used when authoring in Acrobat X, it's explained in the SDK for version 9. For example this starts playback 2.5 seconds in, provided the external player supports that operation:
var args = { settings: { startAt: 2.5 } };
app.media.openPlayer(args);
Remove the existing script on your button and paste in the above code, changing the value as required. This assumes only one media object is present, if your existing code is more complex you will need to edit in the extra settings obbject by hand. With Rich Media, it's all done for you and there's no scripting involved.

Playing Movie clip backward using buttons?

Im trying to create a series of images that scroll acoss the page left and right using arrows at either side of the stage. The arrows use mouse over events to play a movie clip of the images foward and backward.
There are a few issues I am having. I have a mouse over and mouse out events in place to start and stop the clip on to different buttons. However when playing the clip backward with my current script the mouse out doesnt do anything so the clip just keeps playing backward to the beggining. Once this has happened neither button then does anything.
Another issue is once the clip has played foward once in total and I mouse over the same arrow button again it flicks back to the begginging of the clip.
Here is my current scrpit:
panel.stop();
leftarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, fl_MouseOverHandler_7);
leftarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, fl_MouseOutHandler_4);
function fl_MouseOverHandler_7(event:MouseEvent):void
          panel.play();
function fl_MouseOutHandler_4(event:MouseEvent):void
          panel.stop();
rightarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, fl_MouseOverHandler_9);
rightarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, fl_MouseOutHandler_7);
function fl_MouseOverHandler_9(event:MouseEvent):void
   panel.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, everyFrame);
function everyFrame(event:Event):void
          panel.prevFrame();
function fl_MouseOutHandler_7(event:MouseEvent):void
          panel.stop();
Please Help!!
Patrick

use:
panel.stop();
leftarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, fl_MouseOverHandler_7);
leftarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, fl_MouseOutHandler_4);
function fl_MouseOverHandler_7(event:MouseEvent):void
          panel.play();
function fl_MouseOutHandler_4(event:MouseEvent):void
          panel.stop();
rightarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, fl_MouseOverHandler_9);
rightarrow_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, fl_MouseOutHandler_7);
function fl_MouseOverHandler_9(event:MouseEvent):void
   panel.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, everyFrame);
function everyFrame(event:Event):void
          panel.prevFrame();
function fl_MouseOutHandler_7(event:MouseEvent):void
panel.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,everyFrame);

Using cue points to change a text box

Ok I asked a simlar question before but I am still having trouble getting it to work.
I have a video with 11 Cue points and at each cuepint I want the Typebox to change it text at each cue point.
When the video is playing I want a the textbox to change the text when cue point 1 is reached. This is the code I am using. But every always goes straight to the whatever the last functions text and skips all the other before it. Its bassically this code repeated with difffernt function name and string.
import fl.video.MetadataEvent;
flvplayer.addEventListener(MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT,section2Cue);
function section2Cue(event:MetadataEvent):void{
    for(var String = "section2" in event.info){
        typebox.text = "Hello";                        }
So basically I want to tell flash, when CuePoint1 is reached text = "hello world" and when CuePoint2 is reached I want the text ="Hello Again". I don't know what I am doing wrong or what is the best way to tell flash how to do this

Ok, I tryed that code Basically I want to call upon each cue point individually and have an event for each one. So how i tell it to display this only when Cuepoint1 is reach and display that only when Cuepoint2 is reached. What data would help ?
Most of my code is just buttons to reach each cuepoint within the video. I got that to work fine.
I'll supply it anyways
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
// Assign a new skin to my FLVPlayback instance using ActionScript
flvplayer.skin = "player.swf";
flvplayer.fullScreenTakeOver = false;
//select section menu button
selectBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, openMenu);
          function openMenu(event:MouseEvent): void{
                    trace("working");
                    selectMenu.gotoAndPlay(2);
          selectMenu.closeX.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, closeMenu);
                    function closeMenu(event:MouseEvent): void{
                              trace("closing");
                              selectMenu.gotoAndPlay(11);
          //Cuepoint Buttons
selectMenu.sec1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section1Button);
function section1Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section1");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Orion Health EMR Lite Overview";
selectMenu.sec2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section2Button);
function section2Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section2");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Adopt Electrionic Patients Records Easily";
          selectMenu.sec3.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section3Button);
function section3Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section3");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Introducing Orion Health EMR Lite";
                    selectMenu.sec4.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section4Button);
function section4Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section4");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Meet Mr. Smith - Patient Registration and Intake";
selectMenu.sec5.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section5Button);
function section5Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section5");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Orion Health EMR Lite in the Exam Room - Clicnical Documentation and Orion Health HIE Integration";
selectMenu.sec6.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section6Button);
function section6Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section6");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Working with Orion Health EMR Lite - Documentation";
selectMenu.sec7.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section7Button);
function section7Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section7");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Order Entry in Orion Health EMR Lite";
selectMenu.sec8.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section8Button);
function section8Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section8");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "ePrescribing";
selectMenu.sec9.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section9Button);
function section9Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section9");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "ePrescribing";
selectMenu.sec10.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section10Button);
function section10Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section10");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Quality and Utilization Reporting";
selectMenu.sec11.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, section11Button);
function section11Button(event:MouseEvent):void
          // Replace video_instance_name with the instance name of the video component.
          // Replace "Cue Point 1" with the name of the cue point to seek to.
          var cuePointInstance:Object = flvplayer.findCuePoint("section11");
           flvplayer.seek(cuePointInstance.time);
           typebox.text = "Summary";
As for data? This is all I know about my CuePoints
Would the best way to acheive changing type is to change the way my movie clips are set up? Instead of telling it within the actionscript maybe telling it to go to next frame within a movieclip with the content? I don't know exactly how to word what I am trying to acheive but I'm trying!
thanks!

Using cue points in Flash CS5 to trigger actions

Hi there,
I'm looking to use a cue point in a video to trigger an action, in this case go to and play at a movie clip on the stage. Is this possible. My setup is as follows:
I've a video on stage with the instance name 'vid', with a cue point 'lap1' (an actionscript cue point created directly in Flash using the properties panel). When the video reaches cue point 'lap1', I want it to go to and play frame 2 of a movie clip I've got on stage with the instance name 'cueMovie'.
Any help would be great; I've looked online for tutorials but no joy.
Cheers,
Conor

1 stop();
2 varListenerObject:Object = new Object();
3 listenerObject.cuePoint = function(eventObject:Object):Void{
4 trace(Cue Point:"+ eventObject.info.name);
5 trace("event:"+eventObject.info.type);
6 if(eventObject.info.name=="cue Point 1"){
7 gotoAndStop(2);
8 }
9
10 }
if your cue point is named cue point 1 then you can leave script as it is if not you have to insert your cue point name> Also it has to be an event type of cue point to work.

Need some help learning cue points, etc

I need some help with a Flash project I'm working on. If any
Flash junkies out there are up for sitting down with me through
email or IM and helping me get to the point where I have a template
FLA doing what I want to do, I'd be willing to pay you. It wouldn't
be much, but it would be something. Here's what I'm trying to do:
I need to create an interactive talking-head style flash
presentation with a number of progressive download externally
linked FLV files, playing in succession, supported by movie-clip
text animations and supporting graphics which are triggered by cue
points in the video. I also need a simple navigation menu linking
to the FLV files. I've got some of this down already, namely, I've
laid the FLVs in and they are playing in succession. I'm stuck on
the cue point part. At this point I really just need some hands-on
help. I've bought books, I've scoured the web.
I'm easy to communicate with, and I'm good with computers and
comfortable in many multimedia design programs. Flash is very
powerful, but tougher to learn than I expected, and I'm at the end
of my rope =P

My advice... start with a very simple "proof of concept" project before you attempt the entire package.
It will be much easier to scale up if you first have a very good understanding of what's going on.
So one simple video with just one cuepoint and only one button and additional display. You'll also have to work out the interaction of pausing the video when a cuepoint is reached or button pushed to display the graph, giving the viewer time to read the graph... then when the viewer closes the graph, the video should "resume".
Start very simple and build on that only after you understand the fundamentals.
Second, you mention "video reports"... plural. So that most likely means that you will need a video player with a "playlist".
This may mean that you'll need to learn to use a little .xml to bring in the playlist data. You may also find xml an excellant way to bring other data into you project.
At the link listed above there is an excellant tutorial on "Integrating Flash and XML"
"Flash and XML"
"XML Video Playlist"
"ActionScript 3 XML Basics"
"ActionScript 3 Advanced XML"
Personally I would not even begin a project like this without considering how I could use xml to feed data into the project.
Here's an example of a video player I created that has a playlist, thumbnails, categories, transcipts, "Now Playing" etc. All that data comes into the main .swf via various xml files. Super good way in input data into Flash.
http://www.drheimer.com/video/
Yours is a rather ambitious project and will take awhile to gain the skill and assemble the pieces. So when you come to a new part... first create a real simple "proof of concept" model so you can learn how that section works. Don't expect to be able to assemble the entire project all at once.
Best wishes,
Adninjastrator

How do you add cue points to a MOV file that Director 12 can read?

I have just downloaded the Trial of Director 12 - and unless I can add cue points to video that it can interpret - I am not going to be able to achieve what I need to. I've spent the last day and a half looking over the scant documentation provided by Adobe, and anything else I could find online - but the only answers that came anywhere near were for old versions using discontinued xtras.
Please can anyone help? - I am using Windows 7 64 bit - CS6.
Thanks in advance. :-)

Probably too late for your project but...
You can do this by using 3 sprites in addition to the SWF. In this example, I've named them "videoPlay", "videoRewind, and "videoStop". The SWF in this case was named "video."
Apply this script to each of the 3 sprites.
property mySprite
on beginSprite me
mySprite = sprite(me.spriteNum)
end
on mouseUp me
case mySprite.name of
    "videoPlay":
      sprite("video").play()
    "videoStop":
      sprite("video").stop()
    "videoRewind":
      sprite("video").stop()
      sprite("video").rewind()
end case
end

Using cue points to trigger events on the main timeline...

Hi--
I have successfully placed an flv (video) file (progressive
download) on the main timeline of my movie with controls to play
and pause (Flash 8 Professional). So far, so good!
NOW TWO PROBLEMS: Does anyone know how to set it up so that
when a specific cue point is reached in the video, it triggers an
action on the main timeline? In this case, once the video is over,
I want the main timeline to gotoAndPlay frame 3. Specific script to
do this would be great!
The other action I'd like to happen is that when the video
begins, it targets a scrolling text mc ("text") in the main
timeline and tells it to gotoAndPlay frame 2.
Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated!!! Many
thanks!!!

I usually start off solving problems with the livedocs, as I
recommend for anyone. The following link will take you to the
NetStream.onCuePoint handler. This is what you need.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context= LiveDocs_Parts&file=00002561.html
You can have this code on the main timeline. When the
cuepoint is hit, it will invoke this event handler and inside is
where your gotoAndPlay( ) should go.
Your other question about the text will get activated by the
same handler. Just have a conditional statement (if, switch, etc.)
to differentiate between the two events. The text itself can be
mask inside a movieclip.
Does this help?

Using Cue Points to advance to next scene

I'm pretty new to AS3. I'm a designer trying to do it myself.
What I'm trying to do is use a cue point at the end of my FLV (which is loaded using ui loader in my flvSWF) to go to the next scene in my mainSWF file.
here's the code I'm using in my flvSWF:
import fl.video.VideoEvent;
import fl.video.MetadataEvent;
IntroMovie.addEventListener(MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT, cp_listener);
function cp_listener(eventObject:MetadataEvent):void {
trace("Elapsed time in seconds: " + IntroMovie.playheadTime);
trace("Cue point name is: " + eventObject.info.name);
trace("Cue point type is: " + eventObject.info.type);
if (eventObject.info.name == "CueNextScene") {
this.gotoAndPlay("desk");
But of course it does not work.
A. my traces don't show up.
B. Am I suppose to use this code in my mainSWF instead of the flvSWF
C. An FYI the IntroMovie is one of 4 random movies that gets played for the intro in mainSWF. The random script works fine.

You can build out a menu by reading the cuePoints array in
the NetStream.onMetadata handler, or by using the MetadataEvent
with the FLVPlayback component (AS3). The simple thing for me to
say is to refer to Chapter 9 of my new Flash Video book. :) (see
link in my signature below.)

Using an array to assign movie clips to buttons

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!!
I've got 5 movie clip buttons. When a user rolls over a button, I want one movie clip to play. When a user clicks on that button, an alternate movie clip plays. I'm trying to use an array to assign certain movie clips to certain buttons and actions, but I'm not doing something quite right. I can get one button to work correctly, but then am having issues getting the other buttons to work.
Here is the code I have:
var currentPage:MovieClip;
var currentScreen:MovieClip;
var prevPage:MovieClip;
var currentButton:MovieClip;
var arrNavigation:Array = [{button:m1_mcButton, page:m1_mc, screen:s1_mc},
{button:m2_mcButton, page:m2_mc, screen:s2_mc}]
for(var i=0;i<arrNavigation.length;i++){
arrNavigation[i].button.buttonMode=true;
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, onButtonOver);
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, onButtonOut);
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onButtonClick);
function onButtonOver(e:MouseEvent):void
for(i=0;i<arrNavigation.length;i++) {
if(arrNavigation[i].button == e.currentTarget)
currentPage = arrNavigation[i].page;
currentPage.gotoAndStop("over");
function onButtonOut(e:MouseEvent):void{
currentPage.gotoAndStop("out");
function onButtonClick(e:MouseEvent):void{
for(i=0;i<arrNavigation.length;i++) {
if(arrNavigation[i].button == e.currentTarget)
currentScreen = arrNavigation[i].screen;
arrNavigation[i].screen.gotoAndPlay("over");

if your buttons are movieclips, use:
var currentPage:MovieClip;
var currentScreen:MovieClip;
var prevPage:MovieClip;
var currentButton:MovieClip;
var arrNavigation:Array = [{button:m1_mcButton, page:m1_mc, screen:s1_mc},
{button:m2_mcButton, page:m2_mc, screen:s2_mc}]
for(var i=0;i<arrNavigation.length;i++){
arrNavigation[i].button.buttonMode=true;
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, onButtonOver);
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, onButtonOut);
arrNavigation[i].button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onButtonClick);
arrNavigation[i].button.ivar=i;
function onButtonOver(e:MouseEvent):void
currentPage = arrNavigation[e.currentTarget.ivar].page;
currentPage.gotoAndStop("over");
function onButtonOut(e:MouseEvent):void{
currentPage.gotoAndStop("out");
function onButtonClick(e:MouseEvent):void{
currentScreen = arrNavigation[e.currentTarget.ivar].screen;
currentScreen.gotoAndPlay("over");

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