Hyperlink
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From: XxXSpitfirEXxX on 17 Feb 2006 12:17 I am making a fully flash website but i don't know how to make a hyperlink in FLASH. I've got flash professionel. It is possible because i saw a lot of websites wich are made out of flash. Does somebody know this and could he explain it to me of can he give me a site or something where i can't find it.. (plss the directly link to the site) already tnxx
From: "-->dan mode" on 17 Feb 2006 12:24 You need to create a button and apply actionscript to it. Have a look at the help files for creating a button. -- Dan Mode *Must Read* http://www.smithmediafusion.com/blog *Flash Helps* http://www.smithmediafusion.com/blog/?cat=11 "XxXSpitfirEXxX" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:dt50fl$cll$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... >I am making a fully flash website but i don't know how to make a hyperlink >in > FLASH. I've got flash professionel. It is possible because i saw a lot of > websites wich are made out of flash. Does somebody know this and could he > explain it to me of can he give me a site or something where i can't find > it.. > (plss the directly link to the site) > > already tnxx >
From: kyleGVA on 17 Mar 2006 09:12 you have to "break apart" the text in all the button states... i.e. "up", "over", "down" and no text in the "hit". Just select the text and then CTRL +B... of course you need the getURL in the actionscript also... this worked for me....
From: Sbisa on 17 Mar 2006 09:32 If you are just trying to make a string of text into a hyperlink, it is not necessary to make the text into a button. You need only highlight the text and assign an url to it. To do this, make sure your Properties panel is open and viewable (if the term "Properties panel" is unfamiliar to you, you may consider going through the Help files and check out the getting started stuff). In your Properties panel you will see a long text-input field (in the middle, on the bottom of the Properties panel) with the icon of a small chain link that sits just to the left of that text box. You need only type the url in this field. (i.e. http://www.macromedia.com). Or, you can type an url relative to the files in your own site directory (i.e. images/2006/family/familyPhoto.jpg). This method makes a basic hyperlink out of text, but is not fancy (it won't change colors or anything like a button or movie clip). I hope this helps. r
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