Virtually every Flash web site ever created has a menu of some sort in it. Most are quite simple, possibly just a row of buttons. Others, however, are more complex, offering not just buttons but also incorporating submenus via drop-down as well. That's what this tutorial will focus on, a drop-down menu. But not any drop-down menu. No. The menu created here will be driven by one (or more) external XML files which, when read into Flash, will determine the makeup and behavior of that menu. Something like the following.
Virtually every Flash web site ever created has a menu of some sort in it. Most are quite simple, possibly just a row of buttons. Others, however, are more complex, offering not just buttons but also incorporating submenus via drop-down as well. That's what this tutorial will focus on, a drop-down menu. But not any drop-down menu. No. The menu created here will be driven by one (or more) external XML files which, when read into Flash, will determine the makeup and behavior of that menu. Something like the following.
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