C# 클래스 SwfDotNet.IO.Tags.FrameLabelTag

The name can be referenced from other objects such as ActionGotoFrame2 to simplify the creation of scripts to control movies by using a predefined name rather than the frame number. The label assigned to a particular frame should be unique. Frames may also be reference externally when specifying the movie to play using a URL - similar to the way names links are used in HTML. When the Flash Player loaded a movie it will begin playing at the frame specified in the URL.

The name is assigned to a particular frame when the FrameLabelTag object is defined prior to the ShowFrameTag object that displays all the objects on the display list. The frame can then be referenced by its name once it has been defined. A frame cannot be referenced before the Player has loaded and displayed the frame that contains the corresponding FrameLabelTag object.

To start playing the movie at the frame labeled "StartHere" specify the label using the same format a HTML anchors:

http://www.mysite.com/flash/movie.swf#StartHere

This may be used either in a browser window to load a file or form within a movie using the ActionGetUrl or ActionGetUrl2 actions.

This tag was introduced in Flash 3. In Flash 6 the label can support named anchors which allows a frame to be specified as the starting point when displaying a Flash movie in a web browser.