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Creating custom behaviors 97
To create a custom behavior:
1.
Using an XML editor, create a new XML file, and name it appropriately for the behavior
you intend to create.
2. Enter a category name.
This creates a category in the Behaviors panel under which the behavior is listed.
<behavior_definition dialogID="Trigger-dialog" category=" myCategory "
authoringEdition="pro" name=" behaviorName " >
3.
Enter a name for the behavior.
This parameter defines the name that will be listed in the Behaviors panel.
<behavior_definition dialogID="Trigger-dialog" category=" myCategory "
authoringEdition="pro" name=" behaviorName " >
4. If the behavior relies on features available in only the Professional edition of Flash 8, specify
pro
for the
authoringEdition
parameter.
5. (Optional) If your custom behavior require a dialog box, enter parameters using the
<properties>
and
<dialog>
tags.
To learn about the tags and parameters used to create your own custom dialog boxes, see
Appendix B, “XML to UI.”
6. In the
<actionscript>
tag, insert the ActionScript code to create the behavior you want
to create.
If you are new to ActionScript, see Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Flash .
For example:
<actionscript>
<![CDATA[
// Trigger Data Source Behavior
// Macromedia 2003
$TARGET$.trigger();
]]>
</actionscript>
7. Save the file.
8. Test the behavior.
For information on behaviors available in Flash, see “Controlling instances with
behaviors” on page 94 .
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You may want to open an existing behavior’s XML file and save it using a new
filename. This gives you a template with which to create your custom behavior.