Re: [Swftools-common] swfc to add a link to a swf movie

[Chris Pugh]

2009/5/27 Kirk Zurell <address@hidden>:
> I need to make a splash screen flash movie clickable: to allow the user
> to click on it to getURL(), and preferably to have it getURL on its own
> at the end of the movie.
>
> I can't see how to overlay the clickable button (5% for debug) over the
> movie, if it's possible at all.

Try it this way.. ( rough example).

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.flash filename="test1.swf" bbox=300x200 version=10 fps=60 compress
  .font tahoma "fonts/tahoma.ttf"
  .box buttonbox color=black height=140 width=140 fill=blue
  .box button_pressed width=22 height=10 color=green  fill=salmon line=2
  .box button_idle width=22 height=10 color=red  fill=salmon line=2
  .box button_hover width=22 height=10 color=orange  fill=salmon line=2

.sprite swf_movie
  .put buttonbox
  .action:
          buttonbox._height=40;
          buttonbox._width=40;
          buttonbox._x=0;
          buttonbox._y=20;
          swf="coltunnel.swf";
// you can find that movie here:
// http://www.swftools.org/flash/coltunnel.swf
          this.loadMovie(swf);
  .end
.end

.button show

        .show button_idle as=idle
        .show button_idle as=shape
        .show button_idle as=area
        .show button_hover as=hover
        .show button_pressed as=pressed
        .on_press:
          swf_movie.getURL("http://lupamusic.com";, "_self");
        .end
.end

   .put swf_movie x=0 y=20
   .put show x=40 y=50

.end

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> Also, is there any setting to ensure the movie only runs once? The movie
> was created with "-loop 1" in ffmpeg, and runs only once on its own. The
> test page has a parameter <PARAM NAME="loop" VALUE="false">

Check that all the frames have been played,

http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary576.html

then stop/unload the movie, and automatically call the URL?

> Any pointers appreciated.

Hope the above helps!

Regards,


Chris.