I have a slide with a .swf on it. The .swf has two buttons, one of each has to be clicked for the .swf to start. What I am wondering is this, is there a way for me to be clever and tell storyline to click one of the buttons on the .swf?
This is for the purposes of a presentation that continually loops.
Hi James, Trick question. If you can edit the fla for the swf, know a little javascript, pass some vars, and are willing to edit the some html, then yes. It might be easier to edit the swf if you can, and just remove the buttons... or if you MUST, screen capture the swf as a movie and you will have complete control with media triggers.
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Hi James, Trick question. If you can edit the fla for the swf, know a little javascript, pass some vars, and are willing to edit the some html, then yes. It might be easier to edit the swf if you can, and just remove the buttons... or if you MUST, screen capture the swf as a movie and you will have complete control with media triggers.
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the input. I like your idea of capturing the swf, I think that is the way forward (now why didn't I think of that).
Top man, cheers.
Thanks Richard for the assist!
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