Selectively change the background color of any cell.

Multi-line editing, with Word Wrapping. This is probably the most sought-after feature of the Flash datagrid, and which is sorely missing from Macromedia's Datagrid distribution.

Merge headers, change the background color of any given header, and apply HTML formatting to the cell header text, like italic and bold.

Format all data in a given column. For example, apply $ and ".00" formatting to price values in a column. When clicked, the "true" value of the cell is displayed. Nearly any format mask can be used.

Add powerful stylesheet support via external CSS files. This allows even more flexibility to the cell formatting than can be used with the limited HTML support that comes built-in to the datagrid.

The DataGrid Extensions download comes with Flash 6 AND Flash 7 versions. Some features, like CSS support, are only available in the Flash 7 version.

Add powerful event handling to any cell. For example, when clicked, the cell data can be passed to an Actionscript function of your choice.

An advanced API is included for your reference (for Flash 7 extensions). The Flash 6 version comes with a text file that lists all available functions.

Add horizontal scrolling to your datagrid.

Convenient MXP installer is provided (for Flash 7 version only), as well as .fla examples.

100% of the Flash source code is included (Actionscript source files). Thus, if you need to do something which isn't built-in to the datagrid extensions, you may be able to add it yourself, provided that you have a strong knowledge of Actionscript.

Add HTML to any cell by setting the "htmlDrawing" property.

100% of Flash source code is included, as well as a DTD file for XML validation, an external XML configuration file, and any images which are loaded at run-time. Images must be non-progressive JPGs.

Most interface colors are configurable in the external XML file (precise color options may vary based on the applet).

Most font options are configurable in the external XML file (precise font options may vary based on the applet).

All menu items are configurable in the external XML file. You can specify the target and link, as well as the selected item - i.e., which of the menu items should be selected by default.

Other configuration options, like spacing and fade step, can be configured. Options may vary based on the menu applet, however.

Image names and captions, and category ("group") names, are easily configurable using an external XML file, which can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

Over a dozen XML configuration options are available in the external XML configuration file.

Background JPG image is loaded externally, so it can be modified or changed easily. This image must be a non-progressive JPG image.

Includes 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. (Flash 7) source code, including the .fla file and all .as files.

All sounds are external MP3 files, loaded at run-time into the gallery, which means that you can easily replace them with your own MP3s.

All images are external, non-progressive JPG images, one folder per category (note: the XML configuration must match the folder hierarchy).

Sleek thumbnail viewer and category changer was custom-designed by Flash guru Michael Klishin. Rollover effects are present for thumbnails and arrow scrollers.

A set of currency converter applets, inspired by stockapplets.com. These are identical in function, but various designs are provided to match different possible website designs.

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style.

All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase.

Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used.

Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Infinitely many images can be added to each image rotator, simply by creating a non-progressive JPG image, adding the JPG to the images folder, then adding a reference to the XML configuration file. The XML configuration file can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

The link and link target are individually configurable for each image.

Options exist to control rotation delay time in seconds, background color, randomizer, and even the transition effect to apply. The rotators contain 3 - 5 possible transition effects each, depending on the rotator.

XML file path can be altered by changing the embedded Flash parameter in the HTML file. Thus, if you have another applet which uses an XML file called settings.xml, you can change the name to prevent browser caching.

The last of the image rotators contains a simple controller in the top-right corner. This feature is only available in the last of these applets.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your download, including the .fla and .as files, and the TTF font file.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code, with all .fla and .as (Actionscript) files are included.

The stock indices that you wish to display, and the order of display, are easily set in an XML configuration file. You should use a good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com) to edit the XML files.

Several interface colors and options are configurable using the XML settings file.

All applets include a built-in Flash preloader.

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style.

All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase.

Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used.

Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

100% of the Flash source code is included, including .fla and .as files, as well as a .mxp file to install the component in the Flash Extension Manager.

The FLVamp component installs in the Flash Extension Manager.

Component properties are easily set in the component properties panel within the Flash IDE.

The FLVamp component, after installation, appears in the "TUFaT.com" Component section, under "flvplayer".

A simple, highly configurable image gallery for photographers, artists, and anyone else who wishes to show off their portfolio of images with class and style.

Easy installation - just get a Google Maps API key, input the key into config.php, CHMOD the "temp" folder, and you're ready to go!

Highlights erroneous addresses in red in the output file.

Mapping tool to indicate which columns from the input Excel files map to which parts of the address (column B = street, etc.)

Dynamically updating progress indicator. Visually show the routing process as the calculations proceed.

Specify the output format in either columnar or tabular format, and specify how many results should be displayed, and the time/distance limits of those results.

This Flash 8 component installs using the Adobe Extension Manager by double-clicking the .mxp file that comes with this component.

Instances of the component have parameter available in the Component Inspector. These parameters are also settable with API functions (requires knowledge of Actionscript 2.0)

Columns of the playlist are sortable by clicking the headers. For example, you can sort the stations by connection quality, and quickly choose those with the best connections.

100% of the Flash source code is included - FLA files for all skins, etc. Create your own skins from these examples, adapted from Winamp.

For those online radio stations that provide song names and song information, that info is displayed in the scrolling marquee. If the info is not available, the station name is displayed.

When the shuffle option is enabled, users can skip randomly among stations by clicking the "forward" button.

Clones of the RSS Set #7 readers, but for Atom feeds. These will read Atom 3.0-compliant XML feeds. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included.

5 Advanced, XML-based Flash menus. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro source code included, DTD files available for all XML files.

These RSS readers, although written in Flash, are easily configured using an external configuration XML file. The configuration file is editable using any good text editor, like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com). Change properties like font style, color, and font quickly, without requiring recompilation of the Flash SWF file.

All of these Flash RSS readers include a DTD file to help validate your XML syntax, using software like XMLSpy.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included, including all .fla files, all .as (Actionscript) files, and even the original .psd design file, although that file is not actually used by the applet.

The RSS URL can be set in the index.html file. Please note that RSS feeds MUST be 2.0 compliant feeds, and you must set this URL in two locations in the index.html file for it to be correctly passed to the SWF.

Rotate images through 360 degrees using the controls provided with the first of these five galleries.

Zoom images in and out using the controls provided with the first of these five galleries.

Reposition the controls (for those galleries that use them) by clicking and dragging the top-right button. Reposition the entire image by clicking the bottom left button.

An advanced, rotating cube gallery if provided as one of the five galleries.

A right-to-left or left-to-right scrolling gallery is provided as one of the five galleries.

A wheel rotation gallery is provided as one of the five galleries.

A book-like paging gallery is provided as one of the five galleries. Move from page to page by clicking and dragging the bottom-right triangle.

Your purchase includes 100% of the Flash source code (Flash 8 .fla files). Please note that images should be stored in the document root.

Images can be either non-progressive .jpg or .swf files. Specify the image name, and the description, in the settings.xml files.

Several XML configuration settings are provided with each gallery, including the ability to change the title and popup image text.

The .java files for the Java socket server for FlashChat. These files are for Java developers only, who may need the Java source code for advanced socket server integration. These files are NOT needed to install and operate the Java socket server.

Clone of RSS reader set #1, but for Atom feeds. These will read Atom 3.0-compliant XML feeds. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included.

Category images are fully configurable using external JPG files. Please note that these must be non-progressive JPGs.

Category tooltips are fully configurable... change tooltip text, color, alpha transparency, text color, and enable or disable the tooltips from the convenience of an externally-stored XML file.

Configure the path of all folders - i.e., folders storing gallery images, category images, and sound MP3 files.

All images and categories can be quickly reordered simply by editing the XML configuration file. You can easily add more images, remove images, and change image captions with the convenience of a text editor. Textpad is the recommended text editor: www.textpad.com

The information pages - i.e., those links along the bottom and the text associated with them - are fully configurable via the external XML file. There is no limit to the number of links that you can add along the bottom of the gallery. This allows your gallery to be used as the entire website, if you wish.

Sounds are all externally configurable, and can be easily enabled or disabled. All sound files are stored as MP3 files apart from the primary SWF, and loaded at run-time.

Multiple text options allow you to change any aspect of the text, including font size, color, and alignment. You can also change the background fill colors.

An important feature of this gallery is that TWO sets of thumbnails are required for each image: a black and white thumbnail, and a color thumbnail. The paths to these thumbnails are specified in the XML file.

Multiple different transition effects are possible, including Fade, Blinds, Wipe, Photo, Zoom, Squeeze, and PixelDissolve. There are also a dozen different easing options for each transition effect.

All MP3 files are stored externally for easy changing - you don't even have to know any Flash to do this! Please note that MP3 files should be 64kbps encoded (standard).

The Best Video Sharing Script Our superior video functionality combined with our advanced profiles and friends network will give your website the edge it needs to distinguish itself.

This example provides a quick overview of using a web service with flash remoting. AMFPHP was used in this case, but any type of flash remoting (coldfusion, .net, java, etc) could be used. The only code we have to worry about in this case is actionscript in the flash movie.

5 Advanced, XML-based Flash menus. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro source code included, DTD files available for all XML files.

Over 90 fonts for FlashCard, including several hard-to-find fonts. Enhance the FlashCard experience for your users with this font set. You must have FlashCard installed and working, and be able to correctly edit FlashCard's config.xml file, to use this font package.Click here for a complete list of fonts included in this package!

5 Flash image rotators. These are great if you want to quickly display your images with some cool transition effects, but don't need a full-fledged gallery system. All images are externally linkable to the URL and URL target of your choice.