README.rdoc — IMPORTANT UPDATE — SWFObject is no longer in active development. Flash Player is on the decline, and the authors of SWFObject have moved on to other projects.

After including the js library you can also define it the init line in the head section. – reporter Aug 28 '12 at 10:32 This is incorrect. SWFObject expects registerSWF to be in the document head. I get the above error.I get the above error message in Firefox error console using JW Media Player 3.13. The code line in question looks like this:var so = new. Var so = new SWFObject('movie.swf', 'mymovie', '200', '100', '8', '#336699'); so.useExpressInstall('expressinstall.swf'); so.write('flashcontent'); If you want to see ExpressInstall in action, you can install Flash player 7 (or 6.0.65) and visit this page. If you wish to customize the Express Install feature, the.

This project is being left on GitHub for historical purposes. SWFObject SWFObject is a free, open-source tool for embedding swf content in websites.

This GitHub edition of SWFObject is our 2.3 beta. The current release – 2.2 – is still available for download at / CHANGES SWFObject 2.3 introduces many small changes under the hood (almost exclusively aimed at fixing bugs), but the public API is mostly unchanged and completely backwards compatible with SWFObject 2.2. The only two significant changes to the API: • You may now pass an element as an argument in embedSWF (in place of an ID) • You may now use integers in place of number strings in embedSWF (e.g. 9 instead of “9”). Example: OLD: swfobject.embedSWF('myContent.swf', 'my-target-element', '300', '120', '10.0.0'); NEW: var el = document.getElementById('my-target-element'); swfobject.embedSWF('myContent.swf', el, 300, 120, 10); Another significant change: SWFObject's approach to dynamic embedding in Internet Explorer has been updated to use a more W3C-friendly way of creating the. Because this is Internet Explorer, a few hacks were required, but the end result is code generated by W3C techniques (document.createElement).

This means, among other things, that nodes generated for XHTML documents should properly self close: OLD: NEW: Similarly, since the elements are all generated using the same W3C techniques, encoding flashvars should be less troublesome. Developers will no longer need to create separate flashvars encoding workflows for IE and non-IE browsers.

DigiTechs wrote:You could try using the offline client; the adobe AIR application. Pretty sure you can embed it the same way using tags. Yes, you can like below: As djdophin indicated with his rather large dimension rage comic, there are advantages of using swfobject over the regular object tag.

However, if expect your users to disable javascript, then you have to use the object tag. EMPedemonte20 wrote: j90009000 wrote:Our school district has a terrible internet connection. To have 120 students using Scratch on an unreliable WAN connection is just the worst. Kaplan Schweser Cfa 2013 Question Bank Pro Level 2.

Question: How can we upload Scratch 2.0 to our local LAN webserver rather than the scratch.mit.edu server? This was easy enough with Scratch 1.4 and the applet tag. • Download the Scratch 2.0 offline editor. ( How did you use the applet tag to embed scratch 1.4 I believe you just embed the IMAGE file and tell the browser to open it up with a Squeak instance.

EMPedemonte20 wrote: j90009000 wrote:Our school district has a terrible internet connection. To have 120 students using Scratch on an unreliable WAN connection is just the worst. Question: How can we upload Scratch 2.0 to our local LAN webserver rather than the scratch.mit.edu server? This was easy enough with Scratch 1.4 and the applet tag. • Download the Scratch 2.0 offline editor. ( How did you use the applet tag to embed scratch 1.4 I couldn't use the applet tag because I was using Scratch 2.0 which uses flash rather than java applets.