How do you go to marker when there is a wait for mouse click between the markers?

Question

I cant seem to get by the wait for mouse click, when using                          go to (marker)
I have a game that I have 2 push buttons one is
on mouseUp me
  go to frame 9
end
on mouseUp me
   go to frame  29
end
There is a wait to click in between these 2  frames and when I click on the  2nd button to go to frame 29  it stops at the wait to click?
I have tried  all these below and cant get past the click to wait?????
go
go to frame
go to marker
_movie.go
_movie.marker
_nextMarker=

Answer 1

Think this issue is resolved but to ensure the full answer is available, here it is.
First, it's a bad idea to use the Tempo channel at all. You can use a script to do anything that you can do there. I have Lingo alternates to the Tempo channel at:
http://www.deansdirectortutorials.com/Lingo/tempoLingo.htm
(think I need to update this page though)
So - DO NOT USE the Tempo Channel setting - Wait for Mouse Click or Key Press.
The above setting creates a type of pause that interferes with other interactivity.
Instead - use a 'Hold on Frame' behavior (from the Library Palette - Navigation category) or it could be written as:
on exitFrame
go the frame
end
Once you have the above behaviour in you desired frame, you can attach a sprite behaviour to your buttons / links. A good one to use is the ‘Jump to Marker Button’ behaviour in the Controls category of the Library Palette. You can attach this behavior to different sprites and just change the marker setting of the behavior, removing the need to have individual hard-coded scripts for each button.
Next – DO NOT link to frame numbers. Always link to a marker. You may insert or remove frames. This would cause your incorrect links since the frame number would no longer the right point.
Next – the following all do the same thing:
go to frame “markername”
go to “markername”
go “markername”
So, you can leave out ‘frame’ or even ‘to’ as they are not needed. I still use ‘go to’ as it feels more natural to me (just history).
or you could use:
_movie.go("dean")
Don’t use
go to marker “markername”
I think that did work at some point but not anymore.
marker can be used as follows:
go marker (-1)
Where -1 is the amount of markers back (could be forward as well).
Well, that gives the detailed answer to your question.
Dean