XML -Driven dynamic logoscroller with settings
Overview:
A dynamic mouse-responsive logo scroller which loads its settings and data from an external XML file. Can be used to show and scroll partners, affiliates, clients, friends or other logos.
Simple to use and customize, lightweight and commented ActionScript 2 code with transparency support – meaning you can use it on any background or design without the need to modify the flash file. Liquid width and height – meaning you can use it as big or as small as You like.
Contents:
- “readme.txt” – instructions of use
- “logo-scroller.fla” – flash CS3 file which calls the actionscript and objects
- “scroller.as” – commented actionscript file that makes the scroller work
- “images.xml” – standard XML file which contains the scrollers settings
- “logo-scroller.swf” – example of the flash movie
- “logo-scroller.html” – sample HTML -file which calls the example flash movie
- “caurina” – folder which contains the animation tweener scripts
- “images” – folder which contains the sample image
General settings which can be changed in the XML file:
- Logos vertical align (“valign”) – default “middle”; possible values: “top”, “middle”, “bottom”.
- Spacing between logos (“spacing”) – default “50”; possible values: any number; suggested value: less than stage width.
- Automatic scroll (“autoscroll”) – default “true”; possible values: “true”, “false”.
- Scroll speed (“speed”) – default “1”; possible values: any number; suggested value: from “0.1” to “10”.
- Mask edges (“mask”) – default “true”; possible values: “true”, “false”.
- Automatic scroll direction (“direction”) – default “ltr”; possible values: “ltr”(left to right), “rtl”(right to left).
- Rollover effect (“rollover”); possible values: “true”, “false”.
Settings about logos in the XML file:
- Image source (“img”) – the path to the image
- URL (“link”) – the URL of the link
- Link target (“link”) – the target of the link; possible values: “_self” (specifies the current frame in the current window), “_blank” (specifies a new window), “_parent” (specifies the parent of the current frame), “_top” (specifies the top-level frame in the current window)
