Hello! I am new to the flashcoders community. Thanks for welcoming me!

Unfortunately at my job, I am unable to attach files in my email so I had to
upload an .fla to senduit.com
http://senduit.com/ed40e7

So, I have a fairly mid to high range skill level in AS2. I am scripting a
bar chart that dynamically expands bars to their size based on percentages.
The trick is also that a ton of information needs to go in a small banner ad
(Pharma company - go figure!) There is a long list of variables that need to
be in this bar chart, not all viewable at once, hence why I need to build a
slider to go along with it. This is currently just using dummy graphics so
that I focus on getting the coding down pat before I stylize it.

I am happy with how everything is working. It was previously built with JUST
a slider bar. Now the client would also like to add UP AND DOWN ARROWS along
with the slider. While I have found a few examples online of .fla's that
have something like this built in them, I would like to implement the arrows
using the code that I already have built. I'm stumped on how to coordinate
my pre-existing slider code with arrows. Remember when pressing/rolling over
an arrow button, not only does the content have to move up or down, but the
slider needs to move on its track in accordance with where the content is
loaded.

The arrow graphics are on there, instance names of "btnUp" and "btnDown".
The AS is one the top level of the timeline. The sooner I can get this, of
course, the better.

Thanks so much guys! Looking forward to being a member of flash coders.
-J

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Jon A. Billett

Graphic/Interactive Design


726 Tasker St. Apt.#1
Philadelphia, Pa 19148
[email protected]

585.315.6696 - cell

http://www.billettdesigns.com/gallery
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