3 more components following the architecture of sets 1 - 3. This component set is smaller, but includes a very powerful, and fully skinnable calendar.

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.

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.

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).

FlashReport's powerful layout builder provides drag-and-drop report creation. Anyone who can use a mouse can create powerful PDF reports from their MySQL data.

The relationships section of FlashReport enables you to create reports of more than 1 table. For example, if you have two tables in your MySQL database, employees and departments, with the relationship employees.dept_id = departments.id, the realationships tool would allow you to create a report of all employees, grouped by department.

Several size options are available in FlashReport, allowing you to view reports in several PDF sizes, including landscape or portrait orientation. If none of the pre-defined sizes are what you're looking for, just input your own size into the "W" and "H" boxes.

Save your report structure to the database, for later viewing and editing. There is also a "share" option so that other registered users can use your report as a template.

Password-protect reports via a registration page. All employees in your company or organization can have their own private set of reports, as well as shared reports that all users can use.

When adding fields to the body section of the report, distinguish among the many rows of data by alternating even and odd row colors. This feature is available in FlashReport 2.6.0 and higher.

Set most properties of the FlashReport interface using external CSS properties, like which report sections should be visible, the default autotext values for images and dates, and other default values.

Ticker links are easily configurable using an external XML file. There is no limit to the number of links that you can add!

Each ticker applet has several configuration options available, like color and font properties. These can be changed quite easily with any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

All tickers come with a DTD file to validate your XML (can be used with most XML editors, like the very popular XML spy).

All applets include 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code, so that even if the configuration option that you need is not available in the XML file, you can always directly edit the Flash source code. All ticker SWF files are very small and fast, in some cases under 5 KB!

100% of the Flash 7 source code is included (.fla file).

Specify the XML configuration file name in the HTML that loads the SWF. Please note: this XML file name must be present in two locations in the HTML file.

A DTD file is included with each XML configuration file.

Specify over a dozen configuration options in the XML configuration option, including font and background colors and styles.

Add links to the ticker applets via the XML configuration file. There is no limit to the number of possible links that can be added.

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 2004 Professional source code (.fla and .as files) are included.

Currencies to display in the grid are configurable using an external XML file. Textpad (www.textpad.com) is recommended for XML editing.

Each FOREX grid includes several interface configuration options, including the ability to set the "refresh" time for the grid. This is important since foreign exchange rates can change by the minute.

Each FOREX applet has an interesting animation effect as a preloader. These animations were created from scratch for purposes of these applets.

5 more components following the architecture from sets 1 and 2. This one features a powerful accordion pane and color picker.

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).

Add new categories and images quickly and easily by editing the XML configuration file. Any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com) can be used for this purpose. You may also use so-called bbcode, like [b], [i], and [u], to add bold, italic, and underline effects to your text.

All gallery sounds are stored in external MP3 files, so they can be easily changed without having to edit the Flash source at all.

Over a dozen options are included in the XML configuration file. Not all options in this file are supported by this gallery, but quite a few are.

100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code (.fla files and .as files) are included upon purchase. If you can't something with the XML configuration file, then you can certainly do it by directly editing the Flash source, assuming knowledge of Flash programming.

All images are external JPGs, which are loaded into the gallery at run-time. Please note that these must be non-progresive JPG images.

Infinitely many categories, and infinitely many images per category, are possible. Scrollbars are automatically added in the event that there are more categories and/or images for the viewable area.

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.

Use the FlashChat admin panel to administer the chat, since this script is just a skin on an existing FlashChat installation.

A user using the Ajax skin can chat with a user using the Flash skin. Thus, users without the latest version of Flash - or for whom Flash runs slowly - can still chat.

As the main FlashChat, the Ajax skin supports custom user photos, custom background, and room list and chat avatars.

Installation is as easy as uploading three folders - ajax, languages, and templates - to your existing FlashChat installation. No database modifications are needed, and there is no installer needed at all.

The Ajax skin for FlashChat works with FlashChat's CMS and forum integrations. Thus, if you have integrated FlashChat with a system like phpBB or vBulletin, you can use this skin.

IRC commands like /back and /backtime work with the Ajax skin for FlashChat.

Several skins have been ported to the Ajax skin, including Windows XP, Mac OS X, and a few others.

All of FlashChat's existing smilies have been converted to animated .gif files for the popup smilie panel.

The FlashSound API is used to sonify the Ajax skin. Thus, there is a small amount of Flash used in this skin. A small Flash .swf has also been embedded for use with the socket server.

Instantly preview any language. Choose among 5 fonts for the chat interface, all of which have real-time previews.

Privately message among users, as in the Flash version of FlashChat. Private chats can be minimized to the right of the user's chat nickname in the room list.

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).

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!

This component is installed in the Flash 8 Pro extension manager. Thus, it requires the Flash development environment (IDE), and is intended for Flash developers only.

After installation in the extension manager, the component is available in the Flash Components panel, for direct dragging to the Flash stage.

Closed captioning option allows you to set text captions at various points of the movie timeline. Controls exist for volume CC (closed captioning), movie info, movie navigation.

Movies are buffered on load. Buffering text is configurable in the component parameters.

Many options are settable in the component properties panel after dragging the component to the stage, including labels, looping, buffer time, and others.

100% of the Flash 8 Pro source code is included with the purchased version of this script, including the MXP, MXI, and FLV files, as well as a PDF API, and all other source code.

This applet includes several advanced controls, including a CC (closed captioning) option, navigation buttons to view the previous/next video, playhead control, volume contol, and button to display more information about the movie.

The XML file to be used by the applet is settable in the HTML, and passed in as a parameter. The default is "config.xml", but you can set this to any filename that you wish.

DTD file is included for XML validation of your XML configuration file.

Video buffering is used during load. Buffer text can be set in the XML configuration file.

The video list is set manually in the XML configuration file, along with the video name/title, closed captioning text, and buffer time.

100% of the Flash 8 Pro source code is included with the purchased version of this applet - the .fla file and all .as (ActionScript) files.

This applet includes over two dozen XML configuration options. All text labels are configable, along with most interface colors, default size, volume, looping behavior, and many others!

5 Advanced, XML-based Flash menus. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro source code included, DTD files available for all XML files. This set of menus includes the Macromedia.com menu design!

Advanced settings include, among others, the ability to use interlaced images, temporarily take the site down for maintenance and put it back online when all changes are done, and enable/disable blog comments.

Advanced "lasso" feature for pixel selection.

Multiple payment modules available for pixel purchasing, including Authorize.Net, PayPal, NOCHEX, PSiGates, and others. More are being added all the time. PayPal IPN is fully supported, too!

Pixel List feature provides a quick view of all purchased regions.

Advanced settings manager to maintain database-stored site settings.

All pages are fully XHTML transitional compliant, checked against W3C standards.

Multi-language e-mail template editor allows quick and convenient editing of confirmation e-mails.

Payment History manager shows you a list of received payments, and any payment errors.

Language editor permits you to easily add new languages to your million pixel ad site.

Manage multiple grids, set the price per grid, set the grid background and line colors, delete grids, etc.

Blog feature, with optional commenting. Security measures have been added to the blog comments section to help ward off script daemons that may try to spam your site.

Image library is available (with more images being added all the time) for users who may not have a pre-defined image to use with your million pixel ad website.

Newsletter templates, fully editable using the FCKEditor, are available in the admin panel. Send your users announcements of updates and new features in your system.

Quickly e-mail all pixel owners with a single click (the "Pixel Owners" link at the right), using the newsletter feature.

Pixel zoom feature allows your site visitors to more easily view small pixel regions.

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.

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.

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

The Flash remoting allows to easily transfer complex data between ActionScript code running in a flash movie, and PHP code running on a webserver, in both directions.
In other words, it lets you to call (from ActionScript) PHP functions defined in files on a webserver as if they were defined in your ActionScript code.