Peel Away Advertisement

pixcube

:: XML Driven Peel Away Advertisement ::

Customizable nice paper peel effect advertisement always stays on top right corner even if you resize your browser.100% vector graphics.
- Text is xml driven and easy to change through external xml file.
- URL and its target can be set by xml file
- Two images (Top Corner Red Badge and CD Box) are loaded externally and can be replaced through xml file. - Download file includes flash8 fla, javascript files,index.html and xml file

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Posted 3 months ago

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pongtoe

Thanks for getting back to me. Its just that in safari and firefox the flash appears over the site (which is also flash). In IE it opens behind it. Any ideas how I might fix this?

Posted 2 months ago

pixcube

just add these parameters in your other flash file that us under the peel away file.

Posted 2 months ago

pixcube

name=”wmode” value=”transparent” >>>> in the param tag wmode = “transparent” >>>> in the embed tag

Posted 2 months ago

visualvanguard
Bought between 10 and 49 items

Pixcube, Great file! I absolutely love it and it was very easy to use. I do have one minor issue though and I’m hoping that maybe you can help. Like Litemoon mentioned in his post, I too am having problems with functionality of my nav buttons once I include the code for the peel away. Everything seems to work just perfect in IE6 and IE7 but once I switch to Firefox, Safari, or Opera – I cannot see the rollovers of my nav buttons nor can I use them to navigate through the site – the peel away itself works fine in all browsers – the main issue is losing functionality of the nav buttons.

Can you please help?

Thanks!

Posted 2 months ago

pixcube

I’ve been working and struggling to make this issue get resolved with firefox but firefox seems to be so stubborn in this regard.Anyway still working on it to get this thing work with ff.

Posted 2 months ago

pongtoe

Thanks for getting back to me. Regarding this:

just add these parameters in your other flash file that us under the peel away file.:

name=”wmode” value=”transparent” >>>> in the param tag wmode = “transparent” >>>> in the embed tag

Do you mean I add this into the actual flash file or into the html page that both flash files are on?

Thanks

Posted 2 months ago

pixcube

Hi pongtoe These need to be added in the html page in the object tag of the other flash file.

Thanks

Posted 2 months ago

rhepungus

Bought, installed it, love it. Took literally less than 5 minutes to put in my page. Great job!

Posted about 1 month ago

Fandomfilms
Bought between 10 and 49 items

Pixcube I have

so.addParam(“wmode”, “transparent”;

already in the file and I’m seeing it gray over firefox 2. I haven’t checked the 3.0.1 update yet. Any luck on resolving this issue?

Posted about 1 month ago

Fandomfilms
Bought between 10 and 49 items

Looks like there is a solution which may need some adjustment. Read here: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14201&sliceId=2

Posted about 1 month ago

Fandomfilms
Bought between 10 and 49 items

I have it working now. You’ll need to overwrite your previous swfobject file with the one provided in the file and it should now work across browsers.

Posted about 1 month ago

eto

Could not get to work with “flock” browser so far (“Internet Explorer” slightly garbled sign-up form, but could poss. adjust) so given up for the moment as taking too long – test page: http://www.skypeenglishteacher.org/Hello1.html . In case anyone wonders what the other flash item was made with it is “Articulate Presenter”.

Posted about 1 month ago

joeahair

is there a way to put a simple flash form on top of the flash?

Posted 8 days ago

phil5929

Can anyone help me? I am trying to use the peel effect along with another flash file, and I can’t get the top of the Flash file to align correctly! See http://www.reviewitmagazine.com and you will notice that the peel effect is not the top corner? KNOW A FIX ???

Posted 1 day ago

pixwork

Set the margin and padding to zero in CSS body properties in the head tag of your html page. If you look at the source page of this preview file you will know what I’m taking about.

<!— body { Padding