On Jul 23, 8:36 am, Vincent Polite <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Well, lets take a step back. IIRC, the code generator, while it generates
> the proper syntax it does generate script inline, which we've already
> established that, in FF3.5 causes issues that we don't see anywhere else.
> While we'd like to put things in the <HEAD> area of your HTML doc, we've
> also established that you can't do that due to access reasons.
>
> So...
>
> Could you please paste the code and/or supply a link to the page that has
> the code that you generated for your situation. Identify the code as "Used
> code generator" and let's confirm that the only place that this doesn't work
> for you is FF3.5? Because SWFObject works. I guarantee it, so there's
> either something in the way your coding, or some related issue on your web
> page or your browser testing environment that is causing mishaps.
>
> My initial take will be to look at your code generated code, and then show
> you what specifically to wrap in your domready event. I will even be happy
> to do a view source and troubleshoot locally until I can get things working.
>
> As far as using createSWF vs. embedSWF. I'm hesitant to agree with Kyle on
> this point only because I don't know off the top of my head if there needs
> to be any kind of encoding or special ways of generate the params object
> when you also include flashvars. I like the method exposed that allows you
> to define flashvars in Javascript Object Notation (JSON), and enjoy that
> comfort. However, I also acknowledge that Kyle might have insight into the
> issue that I don't. But I would prefer not to mix and match methods as it
> will confuse the issue.
>
> Create a page with the code generated from the generator. Lets look at it,
> discuss. I expect this will only take 1-2 rounds of discussion before we
> get it right.
>
> Vincent
On Jul 23, 8:36 am, Vincent Polite <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Well, lets take a step back. IIRC, the code generator, while it generates
> the proper syntax it does generate script inline, which we've already
> established that, in FF3.5 causes issues that we don't see anywhere else.
> While we'd like to put things in the <HEAD> area of your HTML doc, we've
> also established that you can't do that due to access reasons.
>
> So...
>
> Could you please paste the code and/or supply a link to the page that has
> the code that you generated for your situation. Identify the code as "Used
> code generator" and let's confirm that the only place that this doesn't work
> for you is FF3.5? Because SWFObject works. I guarantee it, so there's
> either something in the way your coding, or some related issue on your web
> page or your browser testing environment that is causing mishaps.
>
> My initial take will be to look at your code generated code, and then show
> you what specifically to wrap in your domready event. I will even be happy
> to do a view source and troubleshoot locally until I can get things working.
>
> As far as using createSWF vs. embedSWF. I'm hesitant to agree with Kyle on
> this point only because I don't know off the top of my head if there needs
> to be any kind of encoding or special ways of generate the params object
> when you also include flashvars. I like the method exposed that allows you
> to define flashvars in Javascript Object Notation (JSON), and enjoy that
> comfort. However, I also acknowledge that Kyle might have insight into the
> issue that I don't. But I would prefer not to mix and match methods as it
> will confuse the issue.
>
> Create a page with the code generated from the generator. Lets look at it,
> discuss. I expect this will only take 1-2 rounds of discussion before we
> get it right.
>
> Vincent
Hi Vincent,
Thank you for your help on this. (and Kyle too!)
I have generated the code and have it in place and FF still chokes on
it. I get a blank page with FF. I have it live for now:
http://tinyurl.com/kj6ojy
and I have the generated code wrapped in swfobject.addDomLoadEvent
Seems to work in IE and Safari....
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