WACK V 1.4 Window Application Control Kit Tutorial 1: WACK will paint a window with default property settings. Default windows have the same look&feel like Macromedia components. myWACK.createWindow("win1",null,"Example",200,140); Tutorial 2 : Methods, properties and event-handlers let you customize your windows. win1=myWACK.createWindow("win1",null,"Example",200,140); win1.setBackgroundColor(0xcccccc); win1.setTitleColor(0x123456); win1.setTitleFontColor(0xFFFFFF); win1.setTitleText("Hello World"); win1.setBorderWidth(0); win1.setBorderColor(0x000000); win1.setHighlightColor(0x000000); win1.setShadowColor(0x000000); win1.draggable = false; win1.resizeable = false; win1.maximizeButton = false; win1.minimizeButton = false; win1.autoScroll = true; win1.onClose = function(){ trace("Window Close"); } Tutorial 3: This turoial shows how to create internal windows. When creating internal windows you need to specify the path to the root window. myWACK.createWindow("win1",null,"Outer Window"); myWACK.createWindow("win1","win1","Inner Window"); myWACK.createWindow("win3","win1.win1","Inner Window"); Tutorial 4: Either attachContent or loadContent to the contentpane. myWACK = this.attachMovie("myWACK","MyWindowApplicationControlKit",0); myWACK.createWindow("win1",null,"WACK - Window"); myWACK.win1.attachContent(idName, newName, depth [, initObject]); var myWin1 = myWACK.createWindow("win2",null,"WACK - Window"); myWin1.loadContent(url [, method]);

Introduction Introduction Tutorial Examples Credits License The usage of WACK is for free. Even for commercial projects. We only would like you to tell us where you used it so we can build a reference list. No Derivative Works. coma2 permits others to copy or distribute only unaltered copies of WACK - not derivative works based on it. You can tell us your wishes for future versions of WACK in the forum. Download From here WACK 1.4.1 From other sites Component Headquarters Flashcomponents From Macromedia Extension Manager