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Linking button to HTML page
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Hey jovan40!
I am not sure what you mean, but it seems that the button places your URL as a prefix to your targetted URL ... ???
It might be easier if you posted the action script associated to your button. However, the steps to open an HTML page are very simple:
1) Right click button and choose Actions
2) Under 'Basic Actions' choose get URL (double click)
3) In the lower fields, type full URL to your target page
3a)clik on down arrow for window field and choose property
_self (opens on same page you are sitting thus BACK will eturn here eventually)
_blank (opens a new browser window)
_parent and _top not to sure about as I never used them
Regards;
josel KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away enlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours
I am not sure what you mean, but it seems that the button places your URL as a prefix to your targetted URL ... ???
It might be easier if you posted the action script associated to your button. However, the steps to open an HTML page are very simple:
1) Right click button and choose Actions
2) Under 'Basic Actions' choose get URL (double click)
3) In the lower fields, type full URL to your target page
3a)clik on down arrow for window field and choose property
_self (opens on same page you are sitting thus BACK will eturn here eventually)
_blank (opens a new browser window)
_parent and _top not to sure about as I never used them
Regards;
josel KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away enlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours
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