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The download for this tutorial comes with 4 fla files for e-cards that can be
used. You can use just about any e-card you can think of though as long as
a few minor changes are made to the card.
All
you have to do is create two dynamic text box area's and give them the names of
'Greeting' and 'IntroMessage' - this is shown to the right. You can use
html in these as long as in the input text area's you used html tags, such as
the <b> tag or <a href..> tag. Then that html will be
displayed in this area.
The only other part that you have to add to your e-card is the following line
of actionscript in the first frame.
This part will be further explained later on. This will load the
variables from a text file located on your server containing information that a
the user entered. The 'EcardText' variable is sent to the movie when the
user goes to the link that is sent to him through email. Again this will
be better explained later on.
Jeffrey Hill is a freelance web developer from Boulder, Colorado. He specializes in creating and developing dynamic database driven Flash content. Being a recent graduate of the University of Colorado - he somehow finds time to write these tutorials.