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With HTML alone, you can't. Read about SSI (Server-side-includes). That would be the easiest way. If your server does not allow SSI, you can use javascript.
Create a javascript file that contains...
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jpg's are usually used for photographs and gif's are usually used for line drawings.
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i don't look at sites that change my browser size and stuff
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i downloaded a fla from the MM site and it works great. I wanted to modify it a little but can't get it to work. Can someone please see the actionscript and the asp file and correct what is wrong?
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Create a movie clip and drag it into the over state of your button
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on(release){
geturl("myfile.html","frameName");
}
myfile.html is the name of the file that is going to open in the other frame.
framename is the name given to the frame in the frameset file.
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That can't be done with Flash alone. You will need some kind of server-side-script like PHP, ASP or cgi. Most webhosts have some kind of email script. Check with your host.
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Select the A icon in the Tools
Select Input for the Properties instead of Static
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if the file is in a subfolder
on(release){
geturl("subfolder/myfile.pdf");
}
if it's in a folder higher than the current folder
on(release){
geturl("../myfile.pdf");
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You probably got the part in bold wrong
on(release){
geturl("javascript:window.open('pic1.jpg','winName','width=500 height-300');void(0)");
}
make sure you have the correct name of the...
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<style type="text/css">
BODY{CURSOR: url(cursor3.cur)}
</style>
<A HREF="index.html" style="cursor:url(2.cur)">help me</A>
i guess
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you don't need to edit the html document
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on(release){
geturl("javascript:window.open('pic1.jpg','winName','width=500 height-300');void(0)");
}
you'll need to change the width and height to match your picture dimensions
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With ASP you would just use this line
<!-- #include file="filename.txt" -->
where you want the textfile to appear
dunno about javascript
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this technote should help
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open your frameset file and check the name of the other frame. it should look something like this
. . .
<frameset cols="120,*">
<frame src="flashMenu.html", name="navigation">
<frame...
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on(release){
geturl("thatpage.html");
}
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you can find the os detection script here
i haven't come across transparent flash for mac yet
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made some changes
<html><head><title>whatever</title></head>
<body>
<table width="100%" height="100%">
<tr>
<td align="center" valign="middle">
<object>
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create a table and insert the flash file in it like so:
<html><head><title>whatever</title></head>
<body>
<table align="center">
<tr>
<td align="center" valign="middle">
<object>
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on(release){
geturl("myfile.html","frameName");
}
where frameName is the name that you assigned to the frame in the frameset file
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the popular way to do it would be to have an index page with a link that says something like 'launch flash site'. the code for the link would be something like this
<*a href="#"...
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