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Create yourself a Dynamic Text box anywhere on your stage.

There is a menu in Flash that has some usful attributes such as image window etc, select it from the windows menu in the top menu bar.
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**Bookmarks tutorial and buys a new memory stick for brain**

Glad we could help :D

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If you have a movie that is "tuned" to your mouse position, it is the speed at which it moves towards your cursor.

Thats the exact tutorial I was thinking of ... just couldnt find it.

:smoov:

Create two instances of your sky clip, as one gets to the end, you move the second identical clip into position, as the first moves off the stage the second comes into play whilst the first moves...

If you use that AS to create a global variable on the _root timeline it can be accessed from anywhere in your movie, whereas if you ignored the _global part it would have a limited life span and...

Upload it to your site as a zip file and create either a Hyperlink (outside of flash) or use a flash button and just link it to the file.

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on(release) or on(press)


In the actions panel for frame one place
stop();
Also on frame one, create a button and place the following code in its actions panel:
on(release){...

Point to :

File > Publish

Job done :D

If you use the basis of this tutorial :
Scrolling image
You should be able to create a decent looking effect for what you want.

It worked for me.

Perhaps my version is broken or something.

Where did he mention Adobe or have I missed something ?

Theres loads of great tutorials on here, just a matter of looking through them to see what you like.

That was the coolest thing I have ever seen !!!!

Watched it 3 times already :D

You need to make the text box an input text field. This is done by changing the properties of the field in the properties panel. Once you have created your text field, type something in the area...

You need to give your text field a variable name.

Try the macromedia AS dev centre (link in footer)

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Cheers for that Lexicon, I wasn't to sure of it myself but seeing as nobody else appeared to be posting I thought I'd give it a go. The worst that could happen was I'd be wrong, which I was. :P
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What code lines are you using in the overall_header.tpl ?

It may be quicker to write (rather than easier) but its good to get into the habit of doing full references.

Its only going to take an extra 5 seconds to write out.

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The code for the hitTest is place in the actions panel of the clip you wish to animate.

Next_btn.onRelease= function() {
if (_root.yourPath.text_txt = "" ) {
_root.yourpath.text_txt.txt ="Type something";
}else if(_root.yourPath.text_txt = "hussain" || "Hussain" || "HUSSAIN") {...

Its possibly slightly more complicated than that as there might be variables to take into account.

Depends what it is you want to reply, it could be a simple case of :
on(release) {
_root.yourMovie.gotoAndPlay(1);
}

Or you might require a bit more code and something complex.


Regards,

Use either:
button_btn.onRelease=function() {
if (_root.yourPath.text_txt.text=""){
stop();
}
}
or
button_btn.onRelease=function() {
if (_root.yourPath.text_txt=""){
stop();