Flebsite launched: www.turtlebite.com
October 29, 2010 by: Christian
I finally have launched a website on which I can show that I actually use all the stuff that I write about in this blog. I have also integrated my upcoming online xml editor, which is almost complete. Well, it actually is, but as usual I have to setup the documentation etc. But you can already have a look and try out the basic functions: www.online-xml-editor.com (User: demo, Pw: demo). For the menubar of the XML editor I used the global navigation. As you can see, it is also very suitable to create application-like menus! 
BTW: All content of the turtlebite.com flebsite is managed by the Turtlebite Flash CMS. Have a look at this video:
Online XML Editor
I will write a special post for the XML editor itself soon!
Cheers,
Christian
Hi Christian
Nice..I was wondering how you call the button “contact”, from within your content page?
Hi Peter
Have a look at the structure: http://www.turtlebite.com/structure.xml
In a flebsite I just need to call SWFAddress.setValue(“/en/contact/”), the button will react accordingly. So I can do this where ever I want.
Cheers,
Christian
hi Christian
Thanks for the reply.. However in my content swf, I call SWFAddress.setValue(“/en/contact/”) and import com.asual.swfaddress.*; when my button on the content swf is clicked, the url changes, but it does not bring me to the page ?
It’s difficult to say without seeing your code. If you like you can send me a download link to your project so I can have a quick look.
Hi Christian
Thanks, I diden´t change the code, I try to use SWFAddress.href(‘/en/contact/’); instead, It work but reloads the page.. where is the function that will actually setValue?
Are you talking about the flebsite demo?
yes
I see now. Thanks for the hint. I have to do an update, integrate the latest global navigation etc. In the meantime, you can do this: in “source/net/kaegi/fleb/Core.as” add this after line 103: varcentral.flebSWFAddress = SWFAddress;
then, in your content swf, use varcentral.flebSWFAddress.setValue(“/en/content/”)
This works, I’ve tested it. Let me know!
Hi Christian
Thank, that worked.. You are the man.. Great