Create a Flash 5 Form & Retrieve Form Values on UD Page
Omar Elbaga of udnewbie.com has completed a tutorial that will demonstrate how to create a form in Flash 5 and retrieve the values of that form in an Ultradev page. Code examples are provided for both ASP(VBScript/Javascript) & Coldfusion.

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3 4 Create Flash login form. (ASP & Coldfusion Server Models) download source code Goal: Create Flash form, retrieve flash form variables from a User dynamically on ASP or CFM page. As a demo, we will create something like a login form with 2 textfields (txtUsername, txtPassword) and 1 submit button. If you already know how to create these objects in Flash then you can do these steps in a breeze. If so you can skip along passed the explanation on how to create a form in Flash 5. You will complete: 1 Flash 5 movie (consisting of a form), flash_form.asp or flash_form.cfm page. Step 1: Create form in Flash 5 1. Open a new document. 2. Go to Modify > Movie ![]() 3. Change the values as such: ![]() 4. Select the Text tool ![]() 5. Slide the tool across the movie about the size you want your Username textfield. ![]() 6. From Text Options select Input Text instead of Static Text. ![]() 7. Modify the other Text Options values with the following values, name the textfield txtUsername: ![]() 1 2 3 4 Create Flash login form. |
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Omar Elbaga
Starting out as a fine artist, Omar Elbaga gradually moved to computer graphic arts. He was particularly amazed by the power of the World Wide Web, so he embarked upon building small-scale sites for fun utilizing HTML and his Art background. Falling in love with designing web pages and its potential, he began a career in web design. Omar has since been in the web development field for several years. With his head in computer books nearly 24 hours a day, Omar moved on to enhance his skills from web design to web programming.
Most of his work involves building database-driven web sites for small companies. Omar is currently running a popular Dreamweaver MX resource site named dmxfire.com
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