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Bookmarking with Flash

Do you have a site created with flash? Here is a quick script you can use to allow viewers the opportunity to bookmark your site utilizing Flash!

1. Create a button in Flash.

2. Add the following script to the 'Onrelease' section of the button in the GET URL:

javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('http://yoururl.com','the title of your page')

3. There you go! Simple, huh?

By the way, this only works for IE.

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