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Posted by : Flashtuning on 06/16/2008 20770 pageviews, 129 purchases
Package includes: FLA
Opens with: Flash 8, Flash CS3
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0

XML driven menu which can be used as a simple menu or zoom menu. Flash 8 / Flash CS3 and above / ActionScript 2.0 version.

KEY FEATURES:

* XML configuration file easy to setup
* Dynamic image mirror
* Roll over image coloring
* Roll over image zooming
* Mouse speed adjustment
* External URLs support
* Image titles support

Check also the 2D Zoom Menu ActionScript 3.0 version.

This product is included in the following promotional discount package:

FT Special Pack Light



Enjoy!



Menu with roll over zoom effect

Simple roll over coloring (optional) menu

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Go-Go-Go Go-Go-Go
 
Has bought the file

I purchased this product some 2 hours ago and have, as yet, been unable to download it. All I get is a page that loads itself. What is wrong here?

Posted on September 02, 2008
Flashtuning Flashtuning
 

Hi,

That piece of code is not part of the menu functionality, that‘s why is commented. It was just copied/pasted together with a common piece of code used in another product.

Best,
FT

Posted on September 01, 2008
lobna_alagha lobna_alagha
 
Has bought the file

Hi

in the Action script a section is commented out to add buttons to control the flow of the menu…. I have tried to implement them but with no success.
could you please let me know how to make it work?

Thanks

Posted on August 29, 2008
Flashtuning Flashtuning
 

Hi,

1.Yes.

2.Yes, but you need to specify the frames number instead urls and inside Flash you need to replace the getURL with gotoAndStop and/or gotoAndPlay methods.

3. The pictures index is given automatically by the order you specify them in the external XML file.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

Posted on August 27, 2008
dtr dtr
 
Has bought the file

Hi This script looks great, but before buying it:

1. Can I add as many as 120-130 pictures to it? Will it still working?

2. Can the external links include “target=” tags for other frames on the page?

3. I‘ll need to switch some of the pictures several times every month, is there a way to keep these pictures indexed alphabetically?

Thanks

Posted on August 26, 2008
Flashtuning Flashtuning
 

Hi,

To slow down the speed you simply adjust the tweendecay parameter. You can set a numeric value between 0 and 1.

Best,
FT

Posted on August 22, 2008
sfinders sfinders
 

Hi,

I just wanted to ask how to slow down the speed at which the mouse cursor hovers over the images.

I‘ve had a look at the product thread in the forum / Comments area, but have not been able to find out how to slow the speed down as there are only 5 posts.

I have also tried adjusting the tween values under MAIN PARAMETERS area, and again have had no luck in adjusting its speed – these adjust the ‘smoothness’ of the transition between each image.

It has come to my attention that as the number of objects (images) that are input to the config.xml file increases, the speed at which the mouse cursor hovers over the images also increases; hence the less number of objects, the slower the speed.

Please could you shed some light as to how we can reduce the speed, as I have over 100 images that I would like to integrate into this menu.

Your kind attention would be highly appreciated.

Kind regards

Tj

Posted on August 18, 2008
Flashtuning Flashtuning
 

Hi,

You slow it down by setting the tween parameters in the MAIN PARAMETERS area inside the .fla file.

Best,
Flashtuning

Posted on August 08, 2008
raedeke raedeke
 

Can‘t seem to slow it down….Cam Move speed doesn‘t seem to do anything when i change it..I have it set to 1 right now and it‘s fast.

Posted on August 05, 2008
Flashtuning Flashtuning
 

Hi,

Today FC added some changes in the comments system and forum and due to these changes it is possible that you can not see my previous replies to these comments.

If you want to check my old comments go to this product thread in the forum / Comments area or simply perform a search on the product name and you find all the forum posts about this product:

[url=http://www.flashcomponents.net/forum2/showthread.php?t=384&highlight=zoom menu]GO TO MY PREVIOUS REPLIES[/url]

Thanks,

Flashtuning

Posted on July 24, 2008
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