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[futeballer]

Okay so I searched around and finally found a code that would stop my flash header from reloading everytime I changed the page on my website and it goes like this:

function checkSO()
{
// If a shared object called siteSO already exists this will retrieve it otherwise it
// creates a new shared object called siteSO
var SO = SharedObject.getLocal("siteSO");
if(SO.data.visitedAlready)
{
gotoAndPlay("end");
}
else
{
SO.data.visitedAlready = true;
SO.flush();
}
}
checkSO();

I'm guessing I have to put this in the first frame? Just a stupid question though.. which layer do I put it on, or does it not matter?

Also I believe I need to put

 end

on the last frame but again which layer to put on?

[funkysoul]

create an actions layer on the root timeline and place your actionscript at the first frame, keep in mind that the actions layer is located as top layer.

[icio]

It doens't really matter which layer you put it on, but I think the top-most layers have their actionscript executed first.

[funkysoul]

It's better to put all actions on the topmost layer, flash loads the layers in that way..