Flash Site Design - Continue Flash Animation on New Page

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Continue Flash Animation on New Page

Penboy7

2004-03-13, 1:28 pm

Is there a way to configure a plug-in animation so that it continues to play on the new HTML page, instead of reloading and starting from the beginning?

Doctor Wink

2004-03-13, 5:28 pm

you could make it in its own frame (html frame not flash frame) and have rest of site just regular

J-Dogg

2004-03-13, 7:28 pm

Are you having the Flash call the new page? If so, you could pass a variable
to the html called "myFrameNumber" or something similar and have the Flash
look for that when it starts. You would have to do it for everything if its
a complicated movie, unless you're just talking about a navigation menu.

"Penboy7" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:c2vda8$hmg$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Is there a way to configure a plug-in animation so that it continues to
play on the new HTML page, instead of reloading and starting from the
beginning?

Doctor Wink

2004-03-13, 8:28 pm

Wow his idea is so much better.

J-Dogg

2004-03-14, 4:28 am

:) Thanks... just thinking out loud. Don't know if it will work or not.
- J

"Doctor Wink" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Wow his idea is so much better.

Laiverd.COM

2004-03-14, 7:28 am

Basically it's a good idea, but I think that (unless using some construction
with javascript and an invisible frame) you would need serverside scripting
to pass a var on to the next page unless ... using Shared Local Object to be
used for storing and retrieving data.

John

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