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click button sound
Hi all.
I have a "enter site" link set up on an index page. After the SWF finishes playing, I need the visitor to hear a click sound when they click the enter link.
Right now the enter link is controlled by AS3 in the SWF. I cannot figure out how to add the sound. If I just just the properties palette, it causes the whole SWF to loop. If I add some AS3 I found to the final frame of the "enter site" link movie it also causes the SWF to loop.
Can someone help me figure out exactly how to write the AS3 and where to put it in the Flash file?
Flash file is attached.
Thanks in advance.
I have a "enter site" link set up on an index page. After the SWF finishes playing, I need the visitor to hear a click sound when they click the enter link.
Right now the enter link is controlled by AS3 in the SWF. I cannot figure out how to add the sound. If I just just the properties palette, it causes the whole SWF to loop. If I add some AS3 I found to the final frame of the "enter site" link movie it also causes the SWF to loop.
Can someone help me figure out exactly how to write the AS3 and where to put it in the Flash file?
Flash file is attached.
Thanks in advance.
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