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V-MENU 2

XML driven vertical menu – highly customizable and easy to integrate in your Flash/HTML project. It is fully created with ActionScript – you need to change few parameters value to achieve a different look. > Buttons with double text (the text and links are editable in the XML file) and nice tweens.

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Posted 8 months ago

Cool :)

Posted 8 months ago

it could be orizontal?

Posted 8 months ago

Nice work! There is a bug through…

When you click for ex. on Google Mail, the Google arrow remains turned torwards “Google” until you rollover it again…

Posted 8 months ago

Nice work

Posted 8 months ago

so simple but so cool!

Posted 8 months ago

cant get this to work on my html page where am i going wrong.

I want the buttons to take me to a specified html page which i have edited in the xml file.

Please help.

daniel wakefield www.triadmedia.co.uk

Posted 7 months ago

triad: please email me your source and xml file.

Posted 7 months ago

hi There its not that there is a problem with the xml its just that once i put it into a html page it does not work am I putting it into html wrong.

Cheers

Dan

Posted 7 months ago

no probs with the xml all work fine when i preview it in flash but when i put it into html it doesn,t work.

I know you left instructions for implimenting in html but had problems understanding cheers

Posted 7 months ago

Hi, your xml file should be where is html file (by default)

Posted 7 months ago

Hi, nice work. Have a way to change font?

Thanks in advance.

Posted 7 months ago

open Library (CTRL+L) >> folder menu >> mouse right click on Font1. Go to Properties and change the font…

Posted 7 months ago

Hi there cheers for the response to triad I’ve now got it working I think I’d forgot to put the xml to my server “doh” So Cheers one more question which bit of code is the colour value for the blu home button want to change the colour.

Anyway Cheers for the good work and check it out at web video cheshire

Posted 7 months ago

is there a way to crop this file? it’s just that there’s a large gap to the right of it. Thanks

Posted 6 months ago

Question: love this menu, how possible would it me to incorporate this into lets see a php driven menu, like for drupal. the file is cheap enough to buy and try it so i might just do that. but what do you think before i go into messing around with it?

Posted 6 months ago

this is fantastic! – would love to see a horizontal version, as cant seem to customise this to that.

Posted 6 months ago

How do you load the link target into a iframe, in a html document?

Posted 5 months ago

in XML change::: link_target=”_blank” to link_target=”your_framename”

Posted 4 months ago

djankey: Great file. One question: How do I get it to call a swf rather than a HTML target. I want to get to a point a timeline rather than load a new HTML page. For example, like this… button.onRelease = function(): { SWFAddress.setValue(this.link); } Thanks Simon

Posted 3 months ago

can this be added externally, have a video bg (flv)...?

Posted 3 months ago

Hi all,

To change V-Menu-2 to link to a movieclip rather than a URL do this…

Step 1. Around line 188 of the actionscript in V-Menu2.fla comment out the getURL line, and add loadMovie(link[this.no], _root.myMovieClip); (rename myMovieClip for whatever name you use for the movieclip instance name that will be your SWF loader, see example below).

In the example below I have created a movieclip on the main timeline and named it ‘myBox’ (I used the same name for the instance name in the Properties panel).

//getURL(link[this.no], linktarget[this.no]);
loadMovie(link[this.no], _root.myBox);

Step 2. In the XML file links.xml amend the code as follows…

In the example above the external SWF will load into the movie clip called myBox.

Posted 3 months ago

Sorry, XML did not copy… here it is again… Hi all,

To change V-Menu-2 to link to a movieclip rather than a URL do this…

Step 1. Around line 188 of the actionscript in V-Menu2.fla comment out the getURL line, and add loadMovie(link[this.no], _root.myMovieClip); (rename myMovieClip for whatever name you use for the movieclip instance name that will be your SWF loader, see example below).

In the example below I have created a movieclip on the main timeline and named it ‘myBox’ (I used the same name for the instance name in the Properties panel).

//getURL(link[this.no], linktarget[this.no]);
loadMovie(link[this.no], _root.myBox);

Step 2. In the XML file links.xml amend the code as follows… data text=”MY LINK NAME ” text2=”My other link name” link=”myFlashMovie.swf” link_target=”“

In the example above the external SWF will load into the movie clip called myBox.

Posted 3 months ago

Hi I would like to add the menu on the main timeline of my flash movie and once the menu button is clicked, it goes to a certain frame. How do I code this into the existing action script? (and not do like the above and load the swf into a mc)

Posted 2 months ago

I figured it out… it was too easy I missed it.

change getURL(link[this.no], linktarget[this.no]); to _root.gotoAndPlay(link[this.no]);

in XML file change “link” to the frame number and remove link_target=”“

Posted 2 months ago