I am building a website in flash and then I thought that it could be better to use some JavaScript , html and css...I have a flash background with some effects and I was wondering if there is any script to make my html and Java to load when I want to be synchronized with the flash effects. Otherwise the html texts , java will load fast and the flash is still opening.Anyone knows where I can find that type of script?

Thanks for future helps

The only way that could be possible is if you have your flash covering your content and then at some point you can fade the flash so that the content is revealed. Otherwise, no I am pretty sure thats not possible.

You can layer divs one behind the other to get the effect you want. The problem is that if you will need to synchronize the two to play nicely together, you will need a script to delay the movie and the DHTML in the other div until they are completely loaded. Not a simple task.

You're better off either using one or the other for the whole shebang, Flash or DHTML.

The sync will also depend on different bandwidths I believe, so anyway, what you see on your machine will not necessarily be exactly what everyone else sees with regard to "speed".

I used a z-index property to make my content go on top of the flash but my flash load some squares that the html text and JavaScript menus are going into. My point is for the html text and Java to load after the flash is finished...I could insert the text in flash but I think it looks much much better and useful to have a html text in the website.

@Tony the Tiger , I think the perfect should be a JavaScript code that makes the code load by divs or a Fade script with a timer witch I could control how many seconds would take to appear .

@Jans Hyde , If the script says "Content loads after flash" I believe that in every single computer and internet connection will be that way...They flash is only 12kb and it's already finished , if I can find the Script

Thanks for your replies , if I find any solution for my problem I will post here.

look up AJAX that might work - you can return the ready state from a separate page then