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Powerful XML Content Scroller
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Package includes: FLA, SWF, XML, .jpg
Flash Version: Flash 8, Flash CS3, Flash CS4, Flash CS5
Viewable with: Flash Player 8
Documentation level: Well documented
Action Script: ActionScript 2.0
Product ID:F0902620
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Parameters available in XML:
content_left="15" (left position)
content_top="15" (top position)
content_width="960" (content width can be seen)
content_height="350" (content height can be seen)
scroll_top="15" (scroller top position)
scroll_speed="5" (scroll speed)
scroll_btn_color="0xeeeeee" (scroll button color)
scroll_bg_color = "0x3b3b3b" (scroll button background color)
scroll_bg_height="350" (scroll button background height)
Note:
1. Scroll button height will be resized automatically according to the content size, the more content you have,
the shorter the button will be.
2. Do not need to open in flash, all can be done in XML or HTML.
3. Flash size can be resized in html, by static "width" or "height", or use percent.
ex. "width=1000" or "width=50%", when resize, you may also have to change parameters in XML to make it better.
4. To insert into other flash, just call loadMovie function, ex. loadMovie("scroller.swf", yourSquare);
5. To change content style, just html.
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Works by xmlflashtemplate:
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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'.
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jiayuanhua
# / PM / posted on Sep 24, 2009
berty.tonta@gma
Hi,
can it display images?
thanks
# / PM / posted on Sep 29, 2009
jiayuanhua
You can put the image in xml, just like html
# / PM / posted on Sep 30, 2009
alex.thunder
Hello,
I bought your template and like it very well, but I have one problem:
I need a simple news scrollbar with images beside the text and date above the text with the same wonderful features and the same style like your “powerful XML Content Scroller”, too. You don`t sell it, so I have to reform your “powerful XML Content Scroller” to a “News” Scrollbar like that.
To do this, I have a similar question like berty.tonta. I don`t know, what I have to do to show an image in the scrollbar content. Is it possible to create a new folder, put the images in it and write a html link into my XML text? How can I see the position of my image? Is it possible to use a HTML editor for it?
With kind regards
Alex
# / PM / posted on Nov 23, 2009
duotone
If you want this to work with AS3, I found this to work:
var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest("scroller.swf"); // relative, or can use absolute var loader:Loader = new Loader() loader.load(request); mcScroller.addChild(loader); // this is a movie clip instance "mcScroller" on the stageHopefully this may be useful to others.
Cheers.
# / PM / posted on Dec 10, 2009
duotone
What would it take to uss a CSS file for styling the XML that gets loaded?
Thanks.
# / PM / posted on Dec 11, 2009
jiayuanhua
do not support css file, but you can use html or css control the content in XML
# / PM / posted on Dec 12, 2009