Dock Menu Basic

Published on Apr. 18th 2009
6.825 downloads
You need to have Adobe Flash Player installed in order to view the component. You can download it from here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

Features

Highly customizable dock menu, XML customizable images & urls & text, editable settings through the FLA file.

The Dock Menu Basic has the following customizable variables:
- small size (on roll out)
- big size (on roll over)
- spacing
- influence
- snap&fade
- images reflection
- automatic scrolling
- changeable scroll speed
- adjustable expanding direction
- vertical menu orientation

All the code is in the first frame of the dockmenu_container symbol.

The images and target urls are specified in the XML file. You can put images at any dimensions, they are automatically resized.

Set the target URLs to point to different sections of your website, or add your own code when clicking on each image instead of getURL method.

Installation instructions for:

Below you will find instructions on how to install and use the Dock Menu Basic FX Component in Flash (available for Flash 8, CS3, CS4, CS5 and Flash Player 8, 9, 10 or later).

You can see an example on how to install a product in Flash here.

In this video you will see:
- how to create an instance of the component on the stage: from the Components panel (Ctrl+F7) drag & drop the component on the stage
- how to give a name to an instance for further use in ActionScript: click on the component instance on the stage and from the Properties panel (Ctrl+F3) enter a name in the text input
- how to access the properties of the component (read or modify) during different moments of your Flash application

Any property of the Component could be accessed that way. The names of the properties are identical with the ones from the settings.xml file. The properties of the component can be of any of the three types: Number, String, Boolean. We assume it’s intuitive of which type each property is.

Warning! Setting the parameters of the component in the Component Inspector window (Shift+F7) and in the same time having a settings.xml file populated with different values for each property, the properties from the settings.xml file will have priority (meaning that a parameter set in the Component Inspector will be ignored if that parameter is also defined in the XML file).

For now, this component does not dispatch events, but stay tuned for an update.

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  • Editable settings through FLA file

  • Editable settings through XML file

  • GPL Licensed

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