I've been reading through these posts and the documentation - and I
just am not understanding version detection with static
implementation.
With the default setup of swfobject 2 static, I place the flash
version number as such:
<script type="text/javascript">swfobject.registerObject("flashheader",
"9.0.0");</script>
So, I then start testing it with older browsers using older versions
of flash, and all I get is a blank display in place of where I expect
my alternate content to appear (sometimes with the preloader showing
for a few seconds). Navigator, Opera, FF, whatever, it seems that
with the 'static' implementation, all it is checking for is if flash
is installed - and if it is, regardless of the version, it tries to
deliver it.
Is that how it is supposed to work? Am I supposed to add additional
code to detect the version when using the static method??
Since it is far more likely that flash will be installed, but with a
version that is too old vs. flash not being installed at all, it seems
odd to me that it is functioning in this manner.
BTW, it does display my alternate content if I disable flash
altogether in any of these browsers, so at least I do know it is
working to that point.
Thanks
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