Flash Site Design - Iframe scroll buttons in flash?

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Iframe scroll buttons in flash?

clackey

2005-05-24, 7:33 pm

I am trying to build a website consisting of both flash and html content, in
which there will be an iframe containing all content of the site in the center,
which I would like the viewer to be able to scroll using two buttons on the
right. The "http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/iframescroll.htm" script
on DynamicDrive.com is perfect for what i want, however, I want to know how i
may allow the javascript that is used when clicking the "Up | Down" links to be
called up in a flash movie when "up" and "down" buttons are pressed. In effect,
replacing the links with flash buttons.

The main content that is to go into the iframe must be html, and the buttons
must be in flash, because my site is mainly visual, and I am incorporating the
buttons into an overall image. I have tried using an imagemap, in which the
code worked, but there were other problems; and my menu for the content of the
page will be in flash , so I'd like it to be consistent.

Is there any way this can be done? If not with this script, then possibly
another script that is more easily incorporated into flash? If anyone is
willing to help it would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Ravi-Kant

2005-05-26, 7:29 pm

if you can send your link of web site so it is might be able to easy to silve your question
but for javascript in flash you can use javascript for flash fjjs

clackey

2005-05-26, 7:29 pm

My website is not hosted yet. Unfortunately I don't have the money for hosting
just yet, so I am building up the whole site on my hard drive and when I can
pay for hosting I will transfer it all into my domain.

What I want is very simple: to know how to integrate the script i have a link
to above (or one similar) into flash.

...And what do you mean by "you can use javascript for flash fjjs"?

posted.by$Vern$;

2005-05-26, 7:29 pm

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Ravi-Kant

2005-05-27, 4:16 am

i did,nt under stand your question be more descriptive. as far as jsfl
concerned so it is new utility by macromedia where you can use embbded
javascript in flash to build up runtime component. this is very new technology
so there is very few litreature is available on the net.
if you get somethinggood do share with us.:)

posted.by$Vern$;

2005-05-27, 7:27 pm

Doesnt sound like a big deal. You can embed the Flash menu system onto the
same page as the HTML that you are calling into your IFRAME and have the
buttons call out a new URL with each click. The IFRAME shouldn't have much
to do with it really. Are you aware that in slightly older browsers, IFRAME
is only supported by IE? You will leaving out that portion of you potential
audience, they will have no way to see your site.

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Regards,
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onClipEvent(doSomethingStupid){
setProperty("Face", color, #FF0000);
_root.audio = "uh oh!";
}

clackey

2005-05-27, 7:27 pm

I know how to create a menu in flash that will display different contents
inside an iframe. however, this is not what I am trying to do, as I explained
clearly in my first post.

I am trying to integrate javascript code that allows you to replace the
iframe's scroll button with "up/down" links into flash, so that instead of
using html text links to act as the iframe's scroll buttons, I can use buttons
in a flash movie.
If you take a look at
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamic...ramescroll.htm, which is what I am
trying to integrate into flash (or at least a script that has the same
outcome), you will understand what I am trying to do.

posted.by$Vern$;

2005-05-28, 4:21 am

>> as I explained clearly in my first post.<<

Well Golly gee, guess we all just too stoopid to un'erstan' english here.
Good luk tu ya'.

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Regards,
--Vern
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onClipEvent(doSomethingStupid){
setProperty("Face", color, #FF0000);
_root.audio = "uh oh!";
}

clackey

2005-05-29, 7:21 pm

guess so. thanks anyway!