Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 154

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 117 Scripting Dictionary Director supports the following Flash components: Flash component Button CheckBox DateChooser Label List NumericStepper RadioButton ScrollPane TextArea TextInput Tree Description A resizable rectangular user interface button. A fundamental part of any form or web application; can be used wherever you need to gather a set of true or false values that aren't mutually exclusive. A calendar that allows a user to select a date. A single line of text. A scrollable single- or multiple-selection list box. Allows a user to step through an ordered set of numbers. A fundamental part of any form or web application; can be used wherever you want a user to make one choice from a group of options. Displays movie clips, JPEG files, and SWF files in a scrollable area. A multiline text field. A single-line component that wraps the native ActionScript TextField object. Allows a user to view hierarchical data. A Flash component has access to the same APIs that a regular Flash cast member or sprite does, in addition to the functionality that is specific to that component. For more information about using these Flash components, see the Using Director topics in the Director Help Panel. You can add a Flash component cast member to a movie by using the Movie object's newMember() method. -- Lingo syntax _movie.newMember(#flashcomponent) // JavaScript syntax _movie.newMember("flashcomponent"); See also Flash Movie, Member Flash Movie Represents a cast member or sprite that contains Flash content. You can add a Flash movie cast member to a movie by using the Movie object's newMember() method. -- Lingo syntax _movie.newMember(#flash) // JavaScript syntax _movie.newMember("flash"); A Flash movie cast member or sprite can also contain Flash components. Flash components provide prepackaged functionality that extends the existing functionality of Flash movie cast members or sprites. For more information about the Flash components that Director supports, see "Flash Component" on page 116.