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Posted by : snowcat
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Package includes: MXP,FLA
Opens with: Flash 8, Flash CS3, Flash CS4
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0, ActionScript 3.0
Viewable with: Flash Player 9 and above
Published size: 35kb
Flash knowledge required: Basic
Documentation: Excellent documented
Dock Menu live demo
NEW! Now both AS2 and AS3 versions are available!
This is the 3rd version of the most purchased product on FlashComponents.
A FREE version with complete functionality is available here: Flash Dock Menu
By purchasing a license you'll be able to use this product without the FlashXML.net label from the top-left corner and also use the Dock Menu Flash component in Flash projects (FLA files).
Please read here detailed instructions on installation and usage of the Dock Menu as a component in Flash.
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MXP Installation and usage for Flash 8 (similar for Flash CS3 and CS4)
hello
I have purchased your Dock Menu
Could you please send me the source files ? I need to change something about it different of what you make available in the mxp. thank you
I purchased this for commercial use a few days ago and it is great – I am wondering if there is anyway though to use the proper dimensions of the images for the thumbnails and mouse overs instead of everything being squares. I have changed the min/max thumbnails as well as adding width and height to the images.xml but nothing is changing it. Is there a way to do it?
To open a new window you could use some javascript.
In the images.xml file each photo tag has an attribute called url which has a different value:
e.g.
javascript:GroupDelegate('img1') This function, GroupDelegate, would be actually the function that we’ll use so when you click on a image it will open a new browser window of specified dimensions.
Next we need to modify the number of the arguments for this function.
This way you would be able to pass the specific size of the window.
Let’s say we want the browser’s window to be of 400×500.
Then the call of the function would look like this:
javascript:GroupDelegate('images/01.jpg', 400,500)So far we have the call of the function GroupDelegate.
Next we need to write this function in the html file and tell it to open a new browser window.
In your html file that embeds the SWF file you’ll see the follwing script. This script actually embeds the SWF file.
<script type="text/javascript"> var flashvars = {};
flashvars.settingsXML = "settings.xml";
var params = {};
params.scale = "noscale";
params.salign = "tl";
params.wmode = "transparent";
var attributes = {};
swfobject.embedSWF("dockmenu.swf", "DockMenuDiv", "600", "200", "9.0.0", false, flashvars, params, attributes);
</script>So all we need to do is to declare the GroupDelegate function. We’ll declare this function beneath this line: swfobject.embedSWF(“carousel.swf”.......
<script type="text/javascript"> var flashvars = {};
flashvars.settingsXML = "settings.xml";
var params = {};
params.scale = "noscale";
params.salign = "tl";
params.wmode = "transparent";
var attributes = {};
swfobject.embedSWF("dockmenu.swf", "DockMenuDiv", "600", "200", "9.0.0", false, flashvars, params, attributes);
function GroupDelegate(url,width,height)
{
window.open(url,"myWindow","width="+width+",height="+height);
}
</script>
snowcat,
can i have the browser window open in an specific size when you click on the images?
Sorry you can use only this xml structure: <dockmenu>..<photo ..></photo>... </dockmenu>
in order to work. To use the one you specify would need modifications on the code.
But you might use something like:
Each images has a link to another gallery and so on, i.e.:
<dockmenu>
photo image=“images/01.jpg” link=“maVideo1” </photo>
<photo image=“images/02.jpg” link=“maVideo2”</photo>
<photo image=“images/03.jpg” link=“maVideo3” </photo>
<photo image=“images/04.jpg” link=“maVideo4” </photo>
<photo image=“images/05.jpg” link=“maVideo5”</photo>
</dockmenu>
Here you can use another dockmenu that has the follwing images.xml file:
<dockmenu>
photo image=“images/01a.jpg” link=“maVideo1a” ....</photo>
<photo image=“images/01b.jpg” link=“maVideo1b”.....</photo>
<photo image=“images/01c.jpg” link=“maVideo1c”..... </photo>
<photo image=“images/01d.jpg” link=“maVideo1d” ....</photo>
<photo image=“images/01e.jpg” link=“maVideo1e”......</photo>
</dockmenu>
So when you click on maVideo1 from the first dockmenu you go to another dockmenu that has links to maVideo1a, maVideo1b,...maVideo1e…
I would like to use your menuDock as a navigator menu inside my flash library, inside a multiple xml gallery with a single xml file like this one :
How can i use it cause it seems the <dockmenu> tag has to be on first line ?
<library>
<gallery nom=“mesVideos1” libImage=“library-film.jpg” titre=“Activities” desc=“We are making professionnal images and films” date=“11/11/2009”>
<dockmenu>
<photo image=“images/01a.jpg” link=“maVideo1a” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file1a.flv” </photo>
<photo image=“images/02a.jpg” link=“maVideo2a” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file2a.flv”</photo>
<photo image=“images/03a.jpg” link=“maVideo3a” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file3a.flv”</photo>
<photo image=“images/04a.jpg” link=“maVideo4a” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file4a.flv”</photo>
<photo image=“images/05a.jpg” link=“maVideo5a” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file5a.flv”</photo>
</dockmenu>
</gallery>
<gallery nom=“mesVideos2” libImage=“activities-film.jpg” titre=“Expeditions” desc=“We organize all kinds of expeditions in places where wild animals can be filmed” date=“05/08/2009”>
<dockmenu>
<photo image=“images/01b.jpg” link=“maVideo1b” file=“http://my_streaming_serveur/straming-file1b.flv” </photo>
and so on …
</dockmenu>
</gallery>
</library>
Thanks for solution
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candice.popik,
This feature is not implemented in the Dock Menu FX.
But we released a while ago a new component called Image Scroller FX that has this feature.
alessflash,
Sorry we don’t provide the source files.
Here you’ll find an article that explains why we don’t offer the source code.