Ever tried to get .SWFs to display on a netscape browser and be able to validate your HTML/XHTML?
I've been searching for a god-damn solution for a while,
but all I get is "EMBED," which is depreciated!
OBJECT isn't "supposed" to work....
But here's a hack to get it to display in IE and NETSCAPE,
(I call it a hack because in IE it doesn't "stream").
{object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="my_movie.swf"
width="50" height="50"}
{param name="movie" value='my_movie.swf" /}
{/object}
The key attributes there are "DATA" and "PARAM".
Data for the NETSCAPE browsers.
NOTE: Replace the curly braces with less then/ greater thens.
If you post here with less/greater + object between the CODE tags,
it'll cause half of your post to be outside the bracket.
And PARAM for IE4+ Browsers.
I was fucking around with the code in one last desperate attempt to get it working.
When I think I figured it out.
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Originally Posted by Web Development Forums Flash can't be displayed in Netscape without the EMBED tag, it's impossible. |
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Originally Posted by XHTML Online Forums you cant display it in ns cuz flash hasnt been approved by the w3c yet, so all you can do is
embed. |
Ha, fuck them!
You can see this in action at my website
http://www.gallatinwebdesign.com.
Hopefully this is usefull to the web-developers in here.