I need a little tuning of the Q Creative flash website theme : http://activeden.net/item/q-creative-xml-website-template/103568
I need a subscription form on the Home page, I have changed the theme quite a lot but if I’m guessing right then it’s just a matter of adding the contact form xml to the Home page xml.
Any quotes please? Here or email me through my profile, I have contacts with jquery guys and dev’s but no flash dev so if you can do this then there may be more work like this in the future.
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maybe try the author?
maybe try the author?
I did try the author but he is beyond my budget, had a dev email me now anyway so hopefully I’m ok.
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Hi Robby,
To help with getting an accurate quote, here are some details:
- The template only allows for 1 swf/module per page.
- The solution would be to load the home page module AND the contact module into a single swf, and then load that single swf into the template.
- The modules will run outside of the template, but the xml and css urls will need to be hard-coded in the ActionScript if this is done. These urls are determined in the Document classes of every module.
- When the modules are run outside of the template (like in the example above), the borders/blurs are not available. One solution could be to use the special “custom module” template, but this only supports a single blur border (which may/may not look that great with two modules side by side).
Good luck Robby 
Also, whoever picks up the job, feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Hi Robby,To help with getting an accurate quote, here are some details:
- The template only allows for 1 swf/module per page.
- The solution would be to load the home page module AND the contact module into a single swf, and then load that single swf into the template.
- The modules will run outside of the template, but the xml and css urls will need to be hard-coded in the ActionScript if this is done. These urls are determined in the Document classes of every module.
- When the modules are run outside of the template (like in the example above), the borders/blurs are not available. One solution could be to use the special “custom module” template, but this only supports a single blur border (which may/may not look that great with two modules side by side).
Good luck Robby
Also, whoever picks up the job, feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks, I didn’t realise there was so much to do, that’s because I don’t usually use Flash. Luckily this is a personal project so I may be able to find a way around it, ‘all’ I want is a site like the official Hurt Locker movie website but it doesn’t seem to be going that way – see what I have so far at http://www.robbydesigns.com/yosai
Hmmm.wondering what to do now…
looking really nice Robby .. I think you can create a php contact form inside a html page and link it to the flash template since no effects are required. 
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^ Yeah a simple popup would do the trick.
Also, because you’re using the text module, technically you can embed a flash file in a text field. This can be done like this:
<img src="contact.swf" />
Sorry I didn’t think of that before.
