Really having a hard time (even ExpertsExchange can’t help!)
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14th November , 2009Instead of writing up everything, I’ll just copy past from ExpertsExchange, save some time.
-Dave
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Hi there,
I’ve recently brought a flash-template and I’m looking for a way in which my images that are in the XML files can link to certain pages via a ’systemOrder’ script.
With text, the follow code works just fine;
<link systemOrder="6"><![CDATA[
<font color="#ffffff">05.</font> CONTACT
]]></link>
And here is the code for my image;
<image imageUrl="_pic1.png" link="#"/>
However, no matter what I do or whatever I replace ‘#’ with, it just wont link right.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by someone
hi
did you buy from flashden? |
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No I didn’t. The style I’m using is; http://www.ozzu.com/designs/website_…_number/26485/ I’ve modified it slightly and have 3 things I need help with, this question is the first of three (as its most important). |
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Originally Posted by someone
you are trying to create image based hyperlink ?
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Yeah, I’m trying to get an image on one of my pages, to direct to the place that text link is going. |
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Originally Posted by someone
now the question is have you already got any images on the example you are working with is there a specific image folder in the application
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Well, I’m not sure quite what you mean by that. Its just a website root directory. And I’m working in Flash and notepad only. —- Demo : www.davidmaymedia.com/dummy – Under the About tab, you will notice a ‘recent work’ menu. I want the images on there to go to specific pages (like the 01.home, 02.about 03.reel 04.services 05.contact) do. I’ve been able to discover that the following code will send it to the privacy page, but can’t for the life of me figure out how to make it go to systemOrder="6"; <image imageUrl="_pic1.png" link="asfunction:_root.more_click_func, privacyPolicy"/> But anyway, I want my _pic1.png to go to systemOrder="6" (like the menu text does). http://davidmaymedia.com/dummy/tfile_main.xml << Is the full XML You can see both relevant bits of the script in the top section. (around line 15 for the menu text with link information – and around line 23 for the images). I’m trying to give you as much info as possible. |
Original post by Blackbook