I don't need it myself, but it's good to have the option of actual 
comments within the alternate content.

I'm going to do a bit more testing, but plan to put this variation to 
use in a project before the end of October. I'll post here if I notice 
any problems in the meantime.

mab wrote:
>> Are you basing this off of SwfObject 2.2 or an earlier version? I had to
>> alter your code a bit to get it to work.
>>     
>
> Yes, I neglected to say I was working with 2.1 because of a version
> incompatibility between 2.2 and the version of SWFAddress I was using.
> Thanks for reworking this!
>
> BTW, I've noticed that with some browsers it's not enough to just
> escape the end comment tags; they will still parse the commented start
> comment tag. So if you want this functionality then you should also
> escape the start comment tags. In my local version I added this to the
> customization:
>
> value = value.replace ( new RegExp ( "__escaped_start_comment__",
> "g" ), "<!--" );
>
> You may ask why I bother - it's because my alternate content is
> automatically generated and so out of my control whether or not an
> HTML comment slips in. Obviously I still need to escape the comment
> tags on the server side but I feel better doing that than removing the
> comments altogether. But there's no real functionality being added.
>
> -Mike
>
> >
>
>   

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