np, i'm glad someone found this helpful..
dennis.
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Spinnach, I can't answer your question, but thanks for the fix info. I
am actually in the process of converting a project I did a while a go
over to jquery and there is alot of flash/javascript communication and I
yeah - it was helpful to me too. I ended up having to use SWFObject to
get ExternalInterface support on a project I was doing but I'll bear
this in mind in future...
Cheers,
Kelvin :)
spinnach wrote:
np, i'm glad someone found this helpful..
dennis.
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Spinnach,
hi,
don't know if anyone still remembers this problem, i thought it was an
embed/object issues and ovewrote jQuery.fn.flash.transform function to
write the object tag for ie and the embed tag for all other browsers,
but it still didn't work this way.. it still didn't work that way so in
the
Spinnach, I can't answer your question, but thanks for the fix info. I am
actually in the process of converting a project I did a while a go over to
jquery and there is alot of flash/javascript communication and I am sure I
would have been having the same issue.
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Hi,
i'm using the jQuery flash plugin to embed a flash movie to a webpage,
and the ExternalInterface to communicate between flash and javascript..
in firefox everything's working as expected, but i can't get it to work
in ie.. these are the as and javascript snippets:
flash:
import
I don't think you need window[] or document[], try:
$('#flash_id')[0].callback();
Luke
spinnach wrote:
Hi,
i'm using the jQuery flash plugin to embed a flash movie to a webpage,
and the ExternalInterface to communicate between flash and javascript..
in firefox everything's working as
..been googling on this, and found that getElementById works only in
firefox, but not in ie, that you have to use window[] for ie.. anyway,
this is the approach i tried first and it also didn't work (in ie -
never any problems in firefox).. could it be related to the fact that
jquery.flash
I had the same issue a while back and got it to work using this plugin
http://malsup.com/jquery/media/.
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..i switched from swfobject to jquery.flash, to avoid redundancy, and
this plugin uses swfobject.. but if it won't work any other way, i'll
use it :)..
thanks anyway..
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
I had the same issue a while back and got it to work using this plugin
If it's an object vs. embed issue, you could overwrite
jQuery.fn.flash.transform with a
function that returns an object tag for IE.
Getting object to work is a bit tricky, but this A List Apart article
(http://alistapart.com/articles/flashembedcagematch) describes the known issues.
Luke
thanks, will try that..
Luke Lutman wrote:
If it's an object vs. embed issue, you could overwrite
jQuery.fn.flash.transform with a
function that returns an object tag for IE.
Getting object to work is a bit tricky, but this A List Apart article
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