You know, I actually didn't check it out that thoroughly. I'll take a
look some time.
Why would it break params, if you happen to know off hand?
Thanks. :-)
Kevin N.
Geoff Stearns wrote:
doesn't this method break flashvars and other params?
On Apr 20, 2006, at 1:23 PM, Kevin Newman wrote:
I didn't want to have to redefine all the stuff that has already been
defined in the html object. So I made this: :-)
http://www.unfocus.com/projects/PatentMagic/
A super tiny js file include and a stylesheet takes care of all
object activation. It's a bit brute force, but it should get the job
done if you are looking for a quick fix and are using static embedded
html. If anyone has any ideas on how to make this more robust, please
let me know. :-)
Kevin N.
Geoff Stearns wrote:
you could do this with flashobject really easily.
just call fo.write() whenever you want and it will replace the
object you target with your flash movie.
On Apr 20, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Kevin Newman wrote:
I prefer solutions that try to hide IE's lack of conformity, like
Dean Edwards's IE 7 script:
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
There are just too many installations to realistically ignore them.
Speaking of hacking on IE, is there a way to prevent an object from
loading? By that I mean, I want to use Object tags to embed a Swf,
but I don't want it to download or load in the background until I
tell it to via a script interaction (vbscript or javascript). Will
hiding it via css do the trick, or will I need to take further
steps to keep it from loading?
Thanks,
Kevin N.
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