Linking image in XML – Not as easy as it sounds?….
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14th November , 2009I brought a template online and I’m trying to modify it to suit my own needs. Now, the template came with a nice XML file that should allow me to modify justa bout everything; (the xml is available at http://davidmaymedia.com/dummy/tfile_main.xml) however, I’m having a problem that not even Google can help me with, and the worst part is, it should be something simple!
Now, I’m not a god of Flash, far from it. My knowledge is basic at best, however, I love tinkering and hope you can help me.
If you see the .xml, the menu links are clearly visable near the top and its this code which is confusing me. For my XML text-adjustable menu, the code reads
<link systemOrder="5">
<font color="#ffffff">05.</font> CONTACT
</link>This works a treat and goes exactly where I want it to; however, its not the text I want linking to that point. Its an image from within another page. The image I want can be found just a couple of lines below;
<image imageUrl="_pic1.png" link="#"/>Now, its baffling me that I can’t modify # to make it link where I want, and I’m in desperate need of help. I’ve manged to make it link to somewhere else on the site with;
<image imageUrl="_pic1.png" link="asfunction:_root.more_click_func, privacyPolicy"/>But alas, no good/use to me that way.
Also, the format of the original link ’systemOrder’ is new to me, any ideas/experts on this?
Thanks for your input.
To see a dummy test of the sites layout (and to get an idea wtf im on about) see www.davidmaymedia.com/dummy (where the images are on the second tab labelled ‘about’).
Original post by Blackbook