I'm am sorry to hear that you are now bald :)

Does the issue/fix described in FAQ#21 work dor you?
http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/wiki/faq

Aran



On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 11:11 AM, gmccomb <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I'll try my best to keep this short and succinct.
>
> I have a Flash FLV player written in ActionScript 2 and Flash 8 that
> works well when using standard OBJECT embedding, but exhibits unusual
> (and breaking) behavior under SWFObject. Specifically, I find I have
> to delay the code inside the SWF by at least 20-30 milliseconds or
> else things like reading the Stage.width and height do not work (they
> report 0, not even the un-resized size described in the OBJECT tag).
> This ONLY occurs when running the app in SWFO.
>
> Because of this, movieclips that rely on being sized by the Stage
> dimensions never appear, because at least one or both of their h/w
> dimensions is 0. The code I have to delay is the part that sizes these
> movieclips, in order for the Stage dimensions, as set in the SWFO
> properties, to be properly reflected.
>
> Here's where it gets very strange: If I capture the OBJECT code that
> SWFObject generates and passes to the DIV holder, and copy/paste that
> into a page, it works perfectly every time. It's only when SWFObject
> is running as JavaScript does the problem occur. (And no,
> defer="defer" in the JS call doesn't help...)
>
> The issue involves both SWFO 1.5 and the latest 2.2, using copy-paste-
> code directly from the documentation (changing only the swf name).
> Static publishing works. It's only when the code uses dynamic
> publishing does it occur. It happens across many browsers and OS's,
> and all the Flash versions I bothered to try (9.0.115 to current). It
> affects IE7 the most, where the timing issues cause a mis-load about
> 90% of the time; on Firefox 3.0.11 it works 90% of the time.
>
> So far I have rewritten portions of my SWF to accommodate this
> problem, but every once in a while (under Chrome especially) the error
> will affect a movieclip that is loaded when the FLV metadata is read.
> I'm also not happy having to delay the construction of the player more
> than the 35-50 milliseconds needed to avoid the problem, because the
> original (ugly) Stage appearance of the bare player shows through very
> briefly. (OK, I can turn that off my setting visibility off, but it's
> principle here.)
>
> I'd really like to know what may be causing this behavior so that I
> can more effectively work around it. Thanks in advance for any
> insight. I no longer have any hair because of this...
>
> >
>

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