> I want "mouse left click" to advance to the next image. > > The obvious reason is for ease of use, the subtle reason is > to provide an href that search engine spiders can use to > find all the images in a slide set. > > So - I have that working for my image slides, which are > imbedded in an: > > <a href="nextslide.html"><img src="thisslide.png" ></a> > > ... kind of wrapper. Standard stuff. > However, I get no joy if I try: > > <a href="nextslide.html"> <object data="thisslide.swf" > ... other stuff > ... params ... </object> </a> > > or > > <object href="nextslide.html" data="thisslide.swf"... > > Neither of these respond to a click. > > I can probably intercept the left mouseclick in javascript, but > the search engine spiders probably aren't smart enough to figure > that out. Perhaps I combine that with the first nonfunctional > aref method above, which will probably fool a spider. > > Given the way I am implementing things now, the javascript > approach is a little ugly. Some pages (not image or flash > slides) have normal clickable links in them, and I would have > to turn off the code that intercepts the left mouseclick.
after messing about with image maps, overlaying divs, etc. i found a bit of flash magic that seems to do what you want. this test works for me: <html> <head> </head> <body> <a href="http://q7.com";> <object data="Spring.swf" width=100 height=100> <param NAME="wmode" VALUE="transparent"> </object> </a> </body> </html> the magic is the wmode param passed to flash. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
