MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-USING FLASH - Page 625

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Example
The following example is excerpted from the Labeled Frame CuePoint Navigation behavior
definition file:
<dialog id="NamedFrameCuePointDialog" title="Labeled Frame CuePoint
Navigation" buttons="accept, cancel">
<vbox>
<hbox>
<label value="Select clip with labeled frames:" control="target"/>
<targetlist id="target" class="movieclip" />
</hbox>
<hbox>
<checkbox id="stop" label="gotoAndStop? (vs gotoAndPlay)"
checked="false" />
</hbox>
</vbox>
</dialog>
<choosefile>
Availability
Flash MX 2004.
Usage
<choosefile
id="myID"
literal="true|false"
pathtype="relative|absolute"
required="true|false"
size="mySize"
tabindex="myIdx"
type="open|save"
value="myValue"
width="myWidth"/>
Attributes
id String; represents a unique identification string that is used by the extensibility features
to identify the control and access the value it returns.
literal Boolean value; if true then the value returned from this control is enclosed by
quotation marks (""). If
false, which is the default setting, the returned value does not have
quotation marks.("").
pathtype String; the two possible values are relative and absolute.
required Boolean value: if true, then the OK button cannot function until a value is
entered for this control; if
false, the control has no effect on the OK button.