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CurveMenu CS AS3
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$29.90
Package includes: MXP
Flash Version: Flash CS3, Flash CS4
Viewable with: Flash Player 9
Documentation level: Excellent documented
Flash knowledge level: Basic
Action Script: ActionScript 3.0
Product ID:F0901482
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Digicrafts is leading solution provider of Flash components, Dreamweaver extensions and Lighroom plug-ins....
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With over 30 parameters and features to customize, the component ensures developer and designer to build a unique menu which fit your application or design.
Features:
* Touch Scroll
* WYSIWG Setting UI
* Minimum Workflow Time - Save a lot of workflow time when use with Adobe PhotoShop. CurveMenu CS supports build gallery from PhotoShop. Use the Export Web Gallery function in PhotoShop and use the gallery with CurveMenu CS.
* Preset Manager - The new preset manager allow you to save the setting in to a preset file. You can reuse the preset file in different project.
Even more features:
* Fully customize curved menu
* Prefect sliding animation effect
* Touch scroll control
* Setup menu by xml
* Loading external images as item
* Support video
* Item glow effect
* Customize shadow effect
* Customize item action
* Compatible with Flash CS 3 and Action Script 3.0
* Full API support
The component included a user friendly component inspector interface. This provided a WYSIWYG feature which allows user preview the setting in real time from Flash authoring interface. Furthermore, it also provided a preset manager which allow user to save their setting in a file and reuse in other project.
Beside the user friendly interface, the component also provided a powerful API which allows developer to extend their creativity. The components included methods and properties to control the component with ActionScript. For example, you can select a menu item by calling the gotoItem() method. Also, developers can customize the action when user interacts with the component. By adding event listener, developer can assign action to click, mouse over, mouse out events, etc.
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$29.90
License:
Personal License By purchasing and downloading this license, you are entitled, as buyer, to use the product in ONE SINGLE NON-COMMERCIAL PROJECT ( website or other multimedia project not generating income ), your personal work or work for a client. You may not redistribute / resell the functionality provided with the purchased product without the author's and / or FlashComponents.net written permission, but you may modify its content. In case you want to use the product for a commercial project then you will have to buy the 'Commercial License'.
| Usage Terms: | Personal | Commercial | Multiple |
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| Use in ONE SINGLE NON-COMMERCIAL project | |||
| Unlimited use in the same project | |||
| Use in ONE SINGLE COMMERCIAL project | |||
| For your client's ONE SINGLE COMMERCIAL project | |||
| MULTIPLE COMMERCIAL projects | |||
| For your client's MULTIPLE COMMERCIAL projects |
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Digicrafts
1...its my understanding that i can just edit/create an xml file that can update the menu...
The image and link is driven by the xml. So, you can just edit the xml and load different images. Other setting, you can control via component inspector or actionscript
2...links can be targeted either to a 'new page'...or in the case of a frame set up, a 'frame'...
Links can be a url with page target and config via xml. If you need to target frame inside the flash, you need to add actionscript.
3... can links be set up to target a div/id on the page itself? aka trying to avoid page reloads here.
You can combine with javscript to do that if on div.
e.g. You can run javascript by adding the script in xml
javascript:xxx_function()
Hope this info can help.
# / PM / posted on Sep 06, 2010
justapatrick
hi digi... just a quick note to say thank YOU!!! n' gone to purchase it...:O)
# / PM / posted on Sep 06, 2010
justapatrick
hi digicrafts... just a quick note to let you know i bought this flash component...:O)
now...how come there is no control panel like you see here in the preview???
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_curve_menu_cs_as3/preview/2499.html
i 'thought' thats how it would be updated...aka set the parameters in something that looked like the area you can customize the script...but when i got the actual zip file...containing 2 versions? neither of them have it...the big zip contained curvemenucs_v_1_5_0.zip and curvemenucs_v_1_6_0.zip
hugs as always n' looking forward to your reply.../me..
# / PM / posted on Sep 06, 2010
justapatrick
ps...instead of 'arrows' like in your example? its got forward/backward???? im wondering if youve got the correct link to purchase 'this' version? the one i got seems to be a 'photogallery'...:O(
# / PM / posted on Sep 06, 2010
Ibramneto
Hi!
I am having some problems with the XML file
when I have in the xml file something like:
< large base ="images/" font = "Arial" fontsize = "3" color = "#F0F0F0" border = "0"> < /large> < image path = "0.jpg" >< /image>
It works
But when I try
< large base ="images/" font = "Arial" fontsize = "3" color = "#F0F0F0" border = "0"> < /large> < image path = "C:\Users\Me\Pictures\2011\0.jpg" >< /image>
It doesn't work
is there a way to put in the XML file path for images that are spread on my computer? Or do I need to put them all in the same folder?
Also, is the XML file the only way to load images for the menu?
Thank you!
# / PM / posted on Aug 01, 2012
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