A Simple XML-Based Searchable Database - The Button Scripts

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The Name Buttons

The script is simple. We execute the function showModels and specify the arguments as shown here for one button.

on (release) {
  showModel("monica","fmodels.xml");
}

The Submit Search Button

We execute the search function.

on (release) {
  searchModel();
}

 
Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and get interested in Flash - XML applications. I myself am at a beginner´s stage and I want to learn more. If you have any clues to cut down the script or to extend to new areas such as incorporating links and so on, let me know. I hope there will be more tutorials in the future. One of the reasons why I made this tutorial is because there is very limited literature about Flash and XML. Happy flashml! 

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