Hi there,

as promised in the other Forum I'm back with my frist question. To be honest my website you find here www.raveblue.de ist a compromise between my demands and my abilities...

In my dreams I have a perfect website written and coded in Flash but in reality I'm lacking of know-how especially when it comes to Action Script...

To give you an idea what I wanted to develop you might check out this http://www.raveblue.de/ultimate/. There you'll find the beginning in Flash and what I intended to to in HTML. The sliders should move very smooth.

So if there is anybody around here who might give me a helping hand I wouldn't refuse it

I could provide the one with the original .fla-files and everything that's needed.

Thx for your attention

Sorry can't help, we could do with a Flash professional here.

I'll have a scout around for one

Great idea!

Still no 'Flashers' yet??

Bit of a pig..

u need to do is to create a sprite for each link that will be triggered by a mouse event , each time a user calls for a link, u will need to duplicate the menus to save up space instead of using fx to have it move, if i didn't misunderstood what u want i think you want something like this , rite ??


click here!

just mail me if u need anything

Yeah we have our Flasher I mean Flash Guru. Yeah for Netware

Very smooth Flashing Netware, raveblue we're looking forward to seeing the site

hi there!! thx for the welcome . . hope i can be somewhat helpful for the forum.. ill post couple sites im doing shorty once i finish them . . see u all soon !!

maybe i could be a guru? eh?

You have to introduce yourself first??

as a matter of fact i happen to know a "guru".
well at least he's working at one of the worlds biggest flash-bureaus as a actionscripter.. might ask him if he'd like to join up.

i'll speak with him tonight when we're both off work

Hi raveblue,

the crudest and easiest way to do this is by manually setting the state of each menu (open or closed) in a variable. Then when one is clicked you could check through them to figure which ones to open and close.

something like:

menu3_mc.onRelease = function ():Void {
if (menu3_status == "closed") { // if its closed open it
menu3_mc.gotoAndPlay("open");
menu3_status = "open";
} else { // else close it
menu3_mc.gotoAndPlay("closed");
menu3_status = "closed"
}
// check the menu's in front
if (menu2_status == "closed") {
menu2_mc.gotoAndPlay("open");
menu2_status = "open";
}

if (menu1_status == "closed") {
menu1_mc.gotoAndPlay("open");
menu1_status = "open";
}
}

A even better way would be to write a function to call with similar code.