The reason I hadn’t used the class in this version here, was mainly a speed issue in development. I had not made use of the MovieClipLoader prior to a degree were I felt comfortable Using it. So wanted to really understand the use before relying on it to heavily. In addition I already had code that allowed me to ‘fake’ the onLoadInit event, that I now Love.

The Upated Class can Befound Here – http://blog.bittube.com/?page_id=79

an explaination is much appreciated.

Thanks

Kind Regards,

Flexer

Sorry for my heady reply. Meanwhile I found out how things seem to work. Strangely, the onLoadItemComplete event is SOMETIMES fired correctly for every queue entry of a myLoader.load(target, url, myListenerObj). But only sometimes. Most of the time, this way only the first item produces an event. I guess the right way is, to use myLoader.addListener(myListenerObj) and in return ommit the myListenerObj in the load function… Anyway, your comments are welcome but I guess you can just delete these two replies… probably not so useful for others.

Thanks and good bye,

Nice to hear, that I’m not the only one in need for such functionality of a LoaderQueue who has to find the right version out of 49 version of a LoaderClass by 7 authors…
I apreciate your effort to clear things up very much. But could you please give a short example of the usage of the LoaderQueue events? I tried the usual way – not knowing anything of this internal eventDispatcher – defining an object with an (for example) onLoadComplete function and pass this object then to the LoadQueueManager in the .load function (myLoader.load(target, url, myListenerObject). Unfortunately nothing happens. What’s wrong with it?

Thanks in advance and greetings from germany,