RE: FLASH: OT: "preloading" html--DavidJ

[Ilia Pasymansky]

Hello David., I didn't catch your post a few days ago., very interesting

approach you are talking about here.

would it work in Netscape???

----use and FS Command to trigger a JavaScript hide

---layer function, and presto.........

can you clarify if please.

Thank you

Ilia


-Did you catch my post a few days ago about using a Flash preloader for an

-HTML page? Use an intro that is in a DHTML layer above the rest of the

HTML.

--When the intro is finished, use and FS Command to trigger a JavaScript

hide

-layer function, and presto! Preloaded HTML page! I think this is a really

-cool idea for a graphics heavy page--say, with lots of high res photos.


-I was even thinking about how a hybrid site could use this for navigation.

-Instead of a popup window for HTML content, hide the movie and display the

-page. Include a button for a "Menu," which would show the layer again.


-For multiple HTML pages, again, use layers to load them all into one page.

-It might be a bit load heavy, but if the Flash movie is long enough anyway,

-this could definitely work.


-Has anyone done anything like this? It could be the ultimate in cool site

-engineering!


-David Jacobs

-Web Developer

-Skywalker Communications

-http://www.skywalker.com

-http://www.itverge.com


-Phone: 636.272.8025 x167




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