It’s true, you cannot access the contents of the AS2 swf file directly, but you could use some workarounds like using ExternalInterface or LocalConnection.

However, positioning and resizing does work on the entire AS2 clip, exactly like on any AS3 clip loaded into the Loader object. This way you’ll resize the AS2 clip. If you would like to apply action on the contents of the AS2 clip when it is resized by the AS3 clip, this is a totally different matter. In this case you should try the ExternalInterface or LocalConnection solutions (http://www.actionscript.org/forums/archive/index.php3/t-116805.html, http://gskinner.com/blog/archives/2007/07/swfbridge_easie.html or http://www.jumpeyecomponents.com/Flash-Components/Various/ActionScript-Bridge-91/).

Good luck.

I wish it would. Sigh.

loaderObject.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, resizeLoader);

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loaderObject.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.INIT, resizeLoader);

The size for display objects is always expressed in pixels. So you must always specify the width and height of the loader in pixels.

To use percentages, you need to make the math yourself, meaning that you need to calculate the new size (width and height values) in pixels according to the percentages you need. So, for example if you want to set the width to 60% (of the loader’s container or stage width or whatever reference point you have), you need to calculate the corresponding width in pixels and then set the loader’s width property.

You could create your own loader class that extends the existing Loader class and add it two more parameters for size that accept the size as percentages. It shouldn’t be so hard. You just need to pay attention to the math behind it.

I hope this helps.

Now I have a little doubt. What if I want to reset width and height in percentages? Do you know how can I do these? I want to display it and adjust in fullscreen mode. Can I do that?

Thanks again and in advance.

MovieClip(this.parent.parent).testVar = “goodbye”