Script not compatable with macs?

Hello.

I am in the process of making a game (As usual), and I sent a demo of it to my friend. However, he cannot seem to click on the continue button to get back the introduction of the story. Due to previous similar problems, I believe that the script I am using for the continue button may not be compatable with macs.

Here is the code:

class ButtonContinue extends MovieClip {
	var Timer
	function onLoad() {
		Timer = 0
                          // The timer is so that you can't accidently click the button
                          // twice in a row and skip the story.
	}
	function onEnterFrame() {
		Timer += 1
		if (Key.isDown(1)) {
			if (Timer >=10) {
			_root.nextFrame();
			_root.MessageFade.gotoAndPlay(1);
                                      // That above script will make the next frame fade in
                                      // instead of suddenly appearing.
			Timer = 0
			}
		}
	}
}

Can anyone comfirm my suspicions, and tell me what I can do to fix this? Or possibly give another explination?

(And yes, I do know that you can click anywhere and the button still registers. That is intentional.)

Thanks in advance, Orc.

What do you have against using an onClick event?

Erm.

I dunno? How would I go about doing that?

It might have to do with how Timer is a class… try using a different var?

and: _root.onClick = function() {

set _root.onClick = null after you’re done.

It might have to do with how Timer is a class… try using a different var?

Actually, I believe the problem with the original code is that on macs, it wasn’t looping around back to the start, while it was on PC’s. I suspect that might be an implementation difference in nextFrame().

You could probably work around that with something like

if(_root._currentFrame = _root._totalFrames)
    _root.gotoAndStop(1);
else
    _root.nextFrame();