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Hi,
I am using Flash MX Professional 2004. I have created a flash intro page and want to link it to the home page of my website (which i created in Dreamweaver). In Flash, i created a button and applied action script. I used:
on (release) {getURL(home.htm);
}
The flash doc and website docs are in the same location. The button works, it just comes up with an error message saying cant find the file (the file IS there).
Any suggestions to fix this problem or why it isn't working.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
I am using Flash MX Professional 2004. I have created a flash intro page and want to link it to the home page of my website (which i created in Dreamweaver). In Flash, i created a button and applied action script. I used:
on (release) {getURL(home.htm);
}
The flash doc and website docs are in the same location. The button works, it just comes up with an error message saying cant find the file (the file IS there).
Any suggestions to fix this problem or why it isn't working.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Erm try making the path more simple to eliminate errors.
For example place your html file somewhere simple such as directly in the c: drive. I.e.
Then I guess you could change
Have a look here as well:
http://www.w3schools.com/flash/flash_button2.asp
Don't forget to use quotation marks around your path as well!!!
For example place your html file somewhere simple such as directly in the c: drive. I.e.
c:/yourfile.html
Then I guess you could change
on (release) {getURL(home.htm); toon (release) {getURL("c:/yourfile.html");Have a look here as well:
http://www.w3schools.com/flash/flash_button2.asp
Don't forget to use quotation marks around your path as well!!!
on(release)
{
getURL("c:/yourfile.html", "_blank");
} Last edited by iamthwee : Jan 5th, 2007 at 8:05 pm.
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