At 10/16/00 02:21 PM, Fred Yankowski wrote:
Thank you both for the help. File objects are just the ticket (but it
turns out that Image objects work nearly as well). For the record,
here's what I did:
In order to provide alternate content and/or detect which level of Flash
player is present,
I want to include some Flash/SWF objects in a Zope website, but I
don't see any built-in way to do this or any Product that would help.
Any suggestions?
If all else fails, I'm thinking about creating a simple product for
this, modeled on ImageFile.py.
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Fred Yankowski [EMAIL
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Subject: [Zope] how to include Flash/SWF objects in Zope website?
I want to include some Flash/SWF objects in a Zope website, but I
don't see any built-in way to do this or any Product that would help.
Any suggestions?
If all else fails, I'm thinking about creatin
N.B. You probably should add your Flash/SWF objects as "File" objects.
DTML Method/Document objects can do amusing things with binary data,
which is why there are "File" objects.
-- Jim Washington
J. Atwood wrote:
You could just upload them into Zope and point to them.
Thank you both for the help. File objects are just the ticket (but it
turns out that Image objects work nearly as well). For the record,
here's what I did:
+ create File object with id "foo_swf".
+ upload my local foo.swf file into foo_swf.
+ create DTML Method object "foo_flash" to provide
Hi Fred,
We use Flash in most of the sites we develop with Zope. We just upload
the swf file into a File object and call it from the index_html method
as follows:
HTML
HEAD
TITLEsplashpage/TITLE
/HEAD
BODY bgcolor="#FF"
!-- URL's used in the movie--
!-- text used in the movie--
CENTER
