Based on the research I've done there's no way to open a SWF file
without user interaction (file selector) on HTC phones with Flash
Lite. The Flash Lite component is a HTC component and not the same as
the installation of Flash Player 10.1 on Android 2.2. That should work
with the release of Androi
Hey Raju
I am trying to do the exact same (run SWF content) but on 2.2. I have
flash installed, and the exact same content runs from the browser
while embedded in a site; but not as a standalone file...
Good luck!
On Jun 8, 10:27 am, Raju Bitter
wrote:
> I have an HTC Desire with Flash Lite 4,
I have an HTC Desire with Flash Lite 4, and I haven't managed to get
an SWF to display in WebView. But that is on Android 2.1, I guess
there are new APIs on 2.2. If I manage to get SWF content running
inside a WebView, I'll post the solution here.
Best,
Raju
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Skeni
Hey savage7
Have you had any luck with this? I am also trying to view web pages is
a WebView, but the flash ain't showing up.
I have setPluginsEnabled(true) and setJavaScriptEnabled(true). Not
sure what else to try. There seems to be very little out there about
it...
Thanks in advance
Neil
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