MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-USING FLASH Use Manual page 625

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
String; represents a unique identification string that is used by the extensibility features
id
to identify the control and access the value it returns.
Boolean value; if
literal
quotation marks (""). If
quotation marks.("").
String; the two possible values are
pathtype
Boolean value: if
required
entered for this control; if
then the value returned from this control is enclosed by
true
, which is the default setting, the returned value does not have
false
, then the OK button cannot function until a value is
true
, the control has no effect on the OK button.
false
and
relative absolute
.
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