Embedding Movies with Flash, Part II: Basic Properties: Shifting Sideways - Doc JavaScript
Embedding Movies with Flash, Part II: Basic Properties
Shifting Sideways
One of the Flash movie's properties is X POSITION
. You may both set and get this property. The X POSITION
property designates the horizontal offset of the movie frame with respect to its embedded position on the page. You can set and get Flash properties by their sequence numbers. You get a property like this:
mySwf.TGetProperty(timeline, propertyNumber);
And you set it as follows:
mySwf.TSetProperty(timeline, propertyNumber, value);
The X POSITION
property is no. 0
, so you get its value by going:
mySwf.TGetProperty(timeline, 0);
And you set it in a similar way:
mySwf.TSetProperty(timeline, 0, value);
Play the following movie by clicking the Play
link. Get the X POSITION
of the movie by clicking the Get X
link. Move the movie to the right by 200
pixels by clicking the Set X
link:
Here is the source code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="flashcheck2.js"> </SCRIPT> <A href="javascript://" onclick="javascript:mySwf2. Rewind(); return false">Rewind</A> | <A href="javascript://" onclick="javascript:mySwf2. Play(); return false">Play</A> | <A href="javascript://" onclick="javascript:alert(mySwf2. TGetProperty('/', 0)); return false">Get X</A> | <A href="javascript://" onclick="javascript:mySwf2. TSetProperty('/', 0, 200); return false">Set X</A> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> var mySwf2 = Flash_embedSWF("opener.swf", "opener"); </SCRIPT>
Next: How to shift a movie up and down
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