Gareth,
Here’s a scenario. Let’s assume we had 10 sequences in a flash movie.
The first sequence is only for use on the home page. [*startframe*] uses @EVAL to determine if it’s on the home page or not.
Sequences 2-10 are little animation sequences ... flying words and fades and whatnot. They should play, but only if selected from a multi-select list: [*included-sequences*]. This TV would have a multi-select input options set up for it’s display widget.
I suppose the call would be include something along the lines of myflash.swf?start=[*startframe*]&seq=[*included-sequences*]
The flash would need to do the following:
If the value to be passed in as startframe===true, then start on frame 1, else, exclude frame 1. Next, it would then play the sequences passed in [*included-sequences*].
I have never done one bit of ActionScript, so I’m totally clued out how to accomplish this. Is it difficult?
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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