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Course Outline

Testamonials

Intro To Flash
Flash Advanced

Advanced Flash

Other Flash Courses

Using the Flash interface
Using panels
Publishing Flash documents

Building Flash applications with screens
Managing content on screens

Importing graphics
Working with layers
Adding Flash user interface components

Understanding dynamic content
Understanding XML
Data integration in Flash
Using the XML data connectivity component
Binding results to a ComboBox

Understanding Rich Internet Applications
Creating dependent components
Making an initial selection for a component

Introducing ActionScript
Using the basic elements of ActionScript
Adding code to screens
Populating a TextArea with ActionScript

Storing data in variables

Using components’ methods, properties, and events
Getting more data from the XMLConnector
Handling user events on UI components

Using conditional logic
Using the if statement
Using components and conditional logic
Using the else statement

Introducing the MovieClip
Reacting to MovieClip events
Using dragging behaviours
Using the hitTest( ) method
Attaching a MovieClip from the Library

Instantiating classes
Utilising the TextField class
Using data from a text file
Reading the data from a text file
Utilising Flash’s built-in functions
Reusing code
Introducing user-defined functions

This course is designed for experienced users of Adobe Flash or for delegates who have completed the Intro To Flash course. This course provides an introduction to coding in Flash, allowing users to create complex interactive applications for the web.

Remember that we are able to provide custom courses if our carefully prepared outlines do not fulfill your individual needs.

Using global functions
Referencing an external

ActionScript file

Creating buttons
Displaying screens from menu options
Displaying SWFs from menu options
Using screens to build a submenu

Using forms to gather user data
Submitting user data