CLASSES - Flash Advertising - page 231

public class ReverseClipSample extends Sprite {

private var myBall:ball = new ball();

public function ReverseClipSample(){
addEventListener(ReverseClip.REVERSE_COMPLETE,reverseComplete
Handler,false,0,true);
myBall.addFrameScript(myBall.totalFrames - 1,
rewindBall);
addChild(myBall);

}

private function rewindBall():void {
trace( " rewindBall " );
ReverseClip.play(myBall,1);

}

private function
reverseCompleteHandler(e:DataEvent):void{
trace( " reverseCompleteHandler " );

}

}

}

The ClickTagger Class
ClickTagger is a class that was primarily built to solve for the case
sensitivity issue that Flash developers may run into when using the
clickTag variable in their banners. Without a current standard in
place for ad-serving companies, some use clickTag, while others
use clickTAG, and still others use ClickTag or even clicktag.
In ActionScript 2, this wasn

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Platform developers or agencies start creating banners with Action-
Script 3, they may very quickly encounter the problem by having
their ads kicked back for not working correctly.
While writing ClickTagger, I also decided to add a bit of function-
ality to it to allow the developer to not only assign the clickTags to
the proper interactive elements but assign a fallback URL as well.
The fallback URL works for local testing from within the Flash IDE
(where clickTags aren

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' t passed in) and is also used in the unfortunate

event that there s a problem loading the clickTags at runtime. If the

clickTags fail to load, at least the user will still be taken to the URL
you provide.

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ClickTagger Code
package com.flashadbook.utils{
import flash.display.LoaderInfo;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;