Yes, as I stated above you can do this, although the use of i/frames isn't the wisest way to go.
However, you will not (as of yet) be able to control a Flash movie in a frame with a Flash movie in another frame.
Yes, as I stated above you can do this, although the use of i/frames isn't the wisest way to go.
However, you will not (as of yet) be able to control a Flash movie in a frame with a Flash movie in another frame.
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To get links in your flash mocie to open in a specified iFrame, name your iFrame (name="content" or something like that). Then in your Flash movie, for the script of each button, use somthing like this:
"document.html" is the name of the page you want to link to, and "content" is the what tells Flash where to open the page; in this case it's the iFrame named "content".Code:on (release) { getURL("document.html", "content"); }
Simple as that!
Hey!
Sorry if I didn't say it clear BLiZZaRD.
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IT WORKED! IT WORKEDDD!! -jumps around like a little kid then straightens tie-![]()
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Not very professional eh?
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Thank you so much for both of your help! And I hope other people who have had the same problem as me, find this. And it works for them.
Once agian, thank you very much BLiZZaRD, you have been a brilliant help!
And thank you too Eday!!
-Keanu
Great! Keep an eye out as I am working on a very secret coding process that will upend Flash forever!
Okay not really, but I am attempting to write a code in Flash that will enable the ability to control Flash movies accross Frames.
Meaning you can have an MP3 player in one frame and its play/pause/stop/etc buttons in another, or many other uses. Since this isn't a desing of Flash I am having to write counteractive codes to get it to work.
Right now I have the layout and the design, its also down to 5 small errors. I will crack it eventually, and when I do I will post about it.![]()
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echo $result;
I am glad it worked for you. When I had started out redesgning my site, I had forgotten how exactly to do what you and I needed since I hadn't used frames in 4 or 6 years. However, a bit of digging in the Flash help got my answer for me.
I am alsmost finished my site, which has been a tedious pain. Once it is done, I will be trying to get rid of all the tables to replace them with divs. That won't be easy; that's how I wanted it originally, but it wasnt working in IE and Firefox :P
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