Apply Get URL code to flash menu 

Hi KM Web Design Melbourne,We have the flash movie with menu on our site. I tried to edit the links today and surprisingly it does not have the GET URL link in the action script. I also could not find any XML link to modify target page link.

Here is the button code, any idea how i can add GET URL line to this code?

The flash menu code:

on (rollOver){    if (_root.link != num)         gotoAndPlay("s1");}

on (releaseOutside, rollOut)
{    if (_root.link != num)         gotoAndPlay("s2");}

on (release){    if (_root.link != num)    

{   _parent["but" + _root.link].gotoAndPlay("s2");
     _parent["but" + _root.link].b1.useHandCursor = 1;
     b1.useHandCursor = 0;  _root.link = num;  }

}
 

Hi,

You can modify the on (release) code to have GET URL element there and this way you can link the target page. Modify it as follows:

 

on (rollOver){    if (_root.link != num)         gotoAndPlay("s1");}

on (releaseOutside, rollOut)
{    if (_root.link != num)         gotoAndPlay("s2");}

on (release){    if (_root.link != num)    

{   _parent["but" + _root.link].gotoAndPlay("s2");
     _parent["but" + _root.link].b1.useHandCursor = 1;
     b1.useHandCursor = 0;  _root.link = num;  }

getURL("http://www.webdatadesign.com.au/contactus.aspx");

}

 

This should do!

Do not forget to replace get url link with your target page url!

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