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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Entirely flash shoppingcart/catalog |
From: | Matt Wobensmith |
Date: | Thu, 2 Mar 2000 17:53:31 GMT |
Hi Neal,
Macromedia has prepared an article on creating just what you mentioned - using Flash to make an e-commerce storefront. You can see the article/tutorial at:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/interactivity/droptarget/droptarget.html
-Matt
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Matt Wobensmith
Macromedia Tech Support
Flash Team Lead
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>From: ownerchinwag [dot] com (flasher-digest)
>To: flasher-digestchinwag [dot] com
>Subject: flasher-digest V1 #2564
>Date: Wed, Mar 1, 2000, 9:46 PM
>
>From: nealldd [dot] com (Neal Cabage)
>Subject: FLASH: Entirely flash shoppingcart/catalog
>
>THOUGHT:
>I am considering the possibility of creating a shopping-cart/catalog using
>exclusively Flash as the front-end.
>
>CONTEXT:
>As mentioned prior, sites like boo.com are largely a mix of
>HTML/DHTML/Flash. I would like to try to do an entire interface in Flash
>though. In order to do so I need to plan to do the following:
>
>NECESSARY PRESUMPTIONS:
>1. for the catalog portion I will need to load images into a specific
>location on the stage dynamically. From what I have read, I believe this
>can be done by compiling each image as a swf to be loaded dynamically using
>load movie.
>
>2. I can build off of Pipey's example of a dyamically populated listbox in
>Flash to create a "view cart" page.
>
>These are the presumptions I need to make. Further, I need to be positive
>that there are no security concerns (which I don't believe there should be)
>by building with a Flash front-end.
>
>Can somone out there tell me if they know of any limitations to watch out
>for or if they can think of any reasons why *not* to proceed this way (eg
>proceed to make an entire Flash interface to the shopping cart/catalog)? I
>am being pressured to make a decision before I am ready to do so (eg want to
>do more research ...as I am fairly new to flash4) but i want to make sure
>there aren't any blind traps I should know about before i say it can be
>done. So far, it seems like it can ... but saying "yes" at this point makes
>me *really* nervous. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Neal
>
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Replies
Re: FLASH: Entirely flash shoppingcart/c, Neal Cabage
Re: FLASH: Entirely flash shoppingcart/c, Helen Triolo
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