Astro Burgers, a local Utah favorite, contacted RedOlive in need of a one of a kind flash interactive original. A great name and a great opportunity to compliment our new flash/interactive portfolio site which will be debuting the second quarter of 2008. We will be implementing some of the latest functions within the Actionscript 3 library to put together a one of a kind user experience. It won’t be your typical site, which is a welcome challenge for our designers. The project is slated to be completed by April 2008. Let the brainstorming begin!
| Date: |
March 19, 2008 |
| Time: |
8:00 AM TO 9:30 AM |
Red Olive’s Justin Wilde will be presenting a 90 minute seminar for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce titled “How to effectively market your business on the internet“. We will be addressing the web industry, creating niche markets, common internet advertising mistakes, effective design, offering value added services to your clients, and how Utah businesses can benefit from including the internet in their marketing plan.
Attendance is limited to members of the Chamber but if you are interested in attending drop us a line and we can pull some strings. Hope to see you there. In the mean time if you are interested in a review of your current internet marketing strategy and seeing what we can do for your business please fill out our free request for quote.
Alright to kick this off I will warn you; I’m a terrible writer. That being said let me get down to what this post is really about, the AS3 MOUSE_LEAVE event. Generally the syntax to add and use an event would be as follows:
stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_LEAVE, someFunction);
function(event:MouseEvent):void
{
trace(“Your mom goes to college”);
}
Because MOUSE_LEAVE is an event using the mouse it would then belong to the flash.events.MouseEvent. That is also stated in the AS3 Documentation. This is incorrect, however, there is a simple fix – call the event from the class it is actually in… Not what it should be in. You would do it like so:
stage.addEventListener(Event.MOUSE_LEAVE, someFunction);
function(event:Event):void
{
trace(“Your mom goes to college”);
}
Notice the removal of “Mouse”. Interestingly enough when testing your SWF Flash Environment it won’t work. Don’t fret it will work beautifully when actually opened in the Adobe Flash Player.
The MiniBrochure.com turned to Red Olive, a utah branding firm located in South Jordan, to craft them a fresh new logo in preparation of the launching of their new website which will be done by Red Olive as well.
The MiniBrochure.com is a company that specializes in 1 item, the mini brochure/the mini menu which is a pocket size, 8-sided marketing piece that is perfect for any industry. Real Estate agents and Restaurant owners, to name a few, have really adopted this professional marketing piece and have considered it a necessity for their success. The MiniBrochure is a low cost marketing material that is highly effective.
