Flash bug/PC issue
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- CyBrain
PC People!!....
Seems there is a bug in IE on a PC with Flash 7. You have to click twice on a button before it will work. This is only a problem the first time you click on the button after the page loads.
Check here:
http://talesfromthehead.com/ie_f…That's as simple as it gets. Here's my btn script on frame 1:
this.test_btn.onRelease = function() {
if (theDemo_txt._alpha == 100 && theDemoPrevious_txt._alpha == 100) {
theDemo_txt._alpha = 50;
theDemoPrevious_txt._alpha = 50;
} else {
theDemo_txt._alpha = 100;
theDemoPrevious_txt._alpha = 100;
}
}
- ********0
you're not embed the flash properly... ie will do that... look up swfObject and use that.
- CyBrain0
Strange, I just exported the html from Flash. You'd think Macromedia would have fixed this about.....a decade ago.
- nocomply0
that sounds like it is an issue with activeX updates from M$ about half a year ago.
Here's at least 1 link on it:
- st33d0
Welcome to the 21st century
- CyBrain0
http://kirupa.com/developer/flas…
Has anyone used this script?
It seems pretty incomprehensible to me, but I don't know much javascript.The download contains no such file as "flashobject.js", which is referred to in the first line of generated code.
Does the generated code just go in the head like any javascript even though it says to put it where you want on the page?
Do you replace the default code in the body that Flash generates when it creates html?
What does go in the html body?
- acescence0
Welcome to the 21st century
blog.deconcept.com/swf...
st33d
(Jan 24 07, 09:00)use that one
- st33d0
Look at source of:
http://www.robotacid.com/misc/st…
What happens is the is magically replaced by the Flash. This means that you can even write in alternate content for people without plugins and improve SEO.
It's a lot easier than you think.
- rson0
Flash has a plug in for this just search their site.
- Mick0
MM/Adobe released an extension that fixes the export from flash / activeX issue...