SWF on top of another SWF: in Flash or in HTML ?
In Flash, it could be easier, by loading the SWF into a container,
and doing a '_lockroot' (if AS2)
hth,
Cedric
You're pretty much guaranteed some weirdness in the display. I was
able to get this working, in a few latest-greatest browsers, but even
there if you had motion happening in both layers at once I was getting
some odd artifacts and overlaps. I dont think the browsers, or Flash
for that matter, are really set up to deal with layered <object>'s.
.m
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 2:09 AM, Mikael Enroos
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I’m trying to position a windowed swf on top of another windowed
swf on my site. The underlaying swf (windowed) is the main
application and now I need to add a separate swf on top of it,
which is another application.
I tried with some css work including z-layer but without any luck.
Has anyone else done this?
Mikael Enroos
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