I don't know if this helps, but I had a similar problem with Firefox.
I have a JavaScript window.onload function that sends an exposed Flash
function (via addCallback) either
document.documentElement.clientHeight or window.innerHeight. It worked
reliably under static publishing, but when I switched to dynamic
publishing, it no longer worked. So I did this little workaround:
if (document.documentElement) {
flashheight = document.documentElement.clientHeight - 262;
if (document.documentElement.clientHeight == 0) flashheight =
window.innerHeight - 262;
} else {
flashheight = window.innerHeight - 262;
}
document.getElementById("viewerMovie").resetDragBarJS(flashheight);
So I believe your suspicion is correct and you may wish to use
JavaScript as a alternate way of supplying Flash with the stage info,
by reading the dimensions of the div replaced by SWFObject.
Jennifer
PS Of course, it's possible my method was never working with Firefox
because I mostly work in Safari and then check the other browsers.
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