It could be that once you set the wmode to transparent, the swf file
is on a lower layer (z-index) than the HTML content. The reason you
cannot click any buttons is therefore because your swf file is
underneath your other web content. When you remove the wmode
parameter, a flash file will always occupy the highest z-index, so
that is why it will work. You would need to set the z-index to be
higher than your web content if you want to use wmode transparent
(presumably to see content beneath the swf).
Hayden
On Nov 6, 7:57 pm, Amedo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> Using SWFObject V1.5 ( Although tested my issue in V2 as well with no
> luck!).
>
> When I add this parameter: so.addParam("wmode", "transparent");
> 1 - the SWF is placed into the DIV correctly
> 2 - functionality is disabled; buttons are dead. SWF is unusable
>
> When I remove it :
> 1 - the SWF is placed into the DIV correctly
> 2 - functionality is perfect
>
> I thought this was my Flash. However, when publishing the HTML
> directly from Flash, and using the embed code that Flash generates,
> the 'wmode, transparent' works fine. The SWF functions properly in
> transparent mode. This leads me to trying to figure out what is wrong
> with SWFObject.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> john
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