Hello.  I am posting here as well as to newsgroups that cover modal dialog
boxes, because I am not sure where the problem lies or where to really begin
looking.

I have code that sets up a div that is governed by one of those
greybox/dojo/custom modal dialog boxes that you see are so popular these
days.  The way they seem to work is by putting a transparent image over the
entire HTML page and bringing up a div that is exposed.  Not sure if they
work by playing with z-index or what not.

I set up some SWFObject code to embed a flash movie in the dialog'd div on
the fly.  This seems to work graciously for all browsers and platforms
except Firefox 3 on the PC; The odd thing that happens on that particular
platform (tested only using Flash 10 build I believe) is that the movie
loads, but all the "hotspots" of the movie get misaligned somehow.  The
particular flash movie is a text-editor of sorts, and as such has a
workspace, a "Done" button and a "Cancel" button.  The area the flash div
covers is approximately 494px x 394px or somesuch.  So, on all other
browsers/platforms, if you click on the Done button, then the appropriate
event happens.  But on FF3.0.4/3.0.5 (it works on FF2) using Flash 10, the
hotspot/buttons are in weird places completely unrelated to the underlying
controls on the Flash movie itself.

Any idea at all where to look?  I apologize for possibly posting in the
wrong place here, but I just wanted to know if there were any strange
rendering problems in FF3 that people have noticed in conjunction with the
use of SWFObject embedding content (using dynamic publishing btw) in one of
those javascript dialog boxes?  (see dojo Dialog widget and I tried one
other dialog method that I downloaded off of a hit from google sans dojo
framework).

Thanks,

Vincent

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