I've run into an interesting discrepency beteween dynamic and static
publishing when using swfobject to pass flashvar strings like
"mode=simple&foo2=bar2". Specifically: ie7 dynamic, ie7 static,
and ff3 static publishing methods strip out 'amp;' from the flashvars,
while ff3 dynamic publishing leaves the 'amp;' in place.

I'm dealing with the '&' because of a web application my swf is
interfacing with (which I can not modify). I also know the ideal is to
URI encode the flashvar string to clean up the '&' but I don't believe
that would have any effect on the remaining 'amp'.

Any insight regarding how swfobject is passing flashvars differently
for ff3 dynamic publishing? Here are some traces from the example swf/
html pages you can grab <http://starpause.com/as3/
FlashvarDifference.zip>:

++++ ie7 dynamic
xslPath: /shared/xsl/pages/page-to-hero.xsl
foo2: bar2
mode: simple

++++ ie7 static
xslPath: /shared/xsl/pages/page-to-hero.xsl
mode: simple
foo2: bar2

++++ ff3 dynamic
amp;xslPath: /shared/xsl/pages/page-to-hero.xsl
amp;foo2: bar2
amp;mode: simple

++++ ff3 static
xslPath: /shared/xsl/pages/page-to-hero.xsl
mode: simple
foo2: bar2

Thanks much for reading!



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