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satrop - 25 Jan 2007 00:02 GMT
Good day all!
    Need help with a form! I have a Dreamweaver site that sell's shoe's. There
is a custom page in there wear the costumer is able to look at all the diffrent
color's and styles. All the buttons to view the diffrent color's and styles are
done in flash with some motion tweening. At the moment you have to make a note
(with pen and paper) of the color you want, scroll way, way down to the bottom
of the page to fill in a very standard drop down list form. What I want to do
is! Link the flash button's so all you have to do is click on the color or
style of shoe that you want and the drop down form (way, way down at the bottom
of the page)is filled in for you. I can make a form in flash if I have to. And
I dont mind doing so. If anyone could point me in the direction of a tutorial
or give me some pointers that would be great!

    Have a great day for sunny but cold C.A
I'm using Flash 8 Pro and Dreamweaver 8.
MotionMaker - 25 Jan 2007 15:46 GMT
You could make the entire form in Flash if you want. Only users having the
Flash player you publish to would be able to submit orders.

A quick way to create a form is to use the Flash UI components and either XML
or LoadVars for the data communications with your server script. Probably you
would need the ComboBox, Button, TextInput, ListBox for a standard arrangement
that mimics HTML forms.

Then you can further develop to replace those with other Flash UI componentns
more custom UI and interactivity if you see it necessary.
 
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