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Hello all,

I recently bought a flash website template, and have been fooling around with it. IN the template, it starts out with a landing page/intro video, and when you click it, it brings you into the rest of the flash site. I was wondering if someone here could just take the flash intro that I created, and make it link to the homepage of the site if I make it in Microsoft Expression Web, instead of to the rest of the flash site. I really need help on this one, as it is for my band. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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How_to_redirect_the_flash_intro_to_the_website.swf

Online Flash Editor:

Sprout: The Online WYSIWYG Editor for Flash - http://www.techcrunc...itor-for-flash/

Might help.
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What if I want it to go to my site on click, instead of automatically. There are so many layers that I dont know where to place the script. It's a flash website template, and Im only using the first part of the video (the splash page), and instead of it going to the rest of the flsah site I want to link it to my other homepage.
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While editing the flash, you can change the URL that the Intro go to at the end automatically. For a "Bypass Intro", you need to add a button that will go where you want when clicked: Flash Button 1 & Flash Button 2

Flash MX Skip Intro
Creating a Smart Skip Intro Button in Flash - Part 1
Skip Intro

If you don't put the Skip Intro button in the flash, you could just add it in HTML on the page:

<a href="skip_intro.html" title="Skip Intro">Skip Intro</a>

Using the later HTML method keeps you from having to edit the flash file. Of course, you can add all your site's nav link in a standard nav menu on the flash page if you wish.
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For some reason this is not working for me. Do you have Flash CS3? Is there any way you could take a look at the file for me?
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Will try to find someone who has it if you send the file to me by email. Need the actual URL you want the links to go to. Please be detailed as possible as I don't want to have to go back and forth in trying to get this done.
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Sent.
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Hotmail won't let me send you a file of that size. I will host it and email you the download link later when I return home.
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Uploaded. Check your email.
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Strange. Checked all email accounts and spam sections and no email from you or with download link.
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I just messaged you the link on these forums, hopefully that works.

Edited by tc123, 04 August 2009 - 06:29 PM.

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Please delete my email from your post. Thanks.
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No problem. I responded to your PM.
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