Maybe the javascript when incorporated into a busy page needs to be
executed inside of a "when document is ready" function. Jquery, and
other toolkits, have one liners to handle this.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, {reduxdj} <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tom:
>
> I do use Adobe's flash detection. I wasn't using the var
minVersion so,
> that's my bad. Actually, I have issues with swfObject and logging
> people out of our php session so i never use it.
>
> Adobe's solution is good, except it's very exacting, the way it's
> implemented on a page. For instance, don't try to use Adobe's
detection
> kit in one long set of js code in the middle of the page... It
doesn't
> seem to work that way for IE. Also, I even tried to have php echo
> javascript, which I thought was excellent but did not work around
the
> click to activate garbage.
>
> The issue for this situation is that there's a bunch of php files
and I
> am inserting flash into one part of a page, in this case I couldn't
edit
> the file with the head tag because there's several pages that had
> different head tags that my or may not include the script with my
flash
> embed tag. I assume for flash detection to be perfect from adobe,
you
> need to include the AC_OETag.js file in the head. Alternatively,
I had
> just just before the flash and that was my issue. I am not sure
why of
> the reason for this? Maybe someone can shed some light on this
topic as
> I am not Mr. Javascript
>
> Thanks,
> Patrick
>
>
>
>
> Tom Chiverton wrote:
> > On Tuesday 15 May 2007, {reduxdj} wrote:
> >
> >> I got a little worked up today, but doesn't this stuff drive
developers
> >> crazy? Lately, all my time is spent figuring out why embedding
> >> flash in ie7 fails to give me back a non-defined "id" error in
ie and
> >> other cross browser compatibility issues of the sort. My hack
was
> >>
> >
> > Is something wrong with the Adobe Flash Detection Kit /
SWFObject ?
> >
> >
>
