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I am currently designing a site that has a Flash Animation in it. I have saved this file as a Flash 4 animation so that it will work for people who only have Flash 4 and have not upgraded yet.
I have tested this on computers with Flash 5 and it works fine in both IE and NN. However, on computers with Flash 4, it will work fine in NN and not at all in IE (that's a first huh). If you hit the stop button in IE after giving the animation a chance to load, it will work, but there is no way that I can expect the viewers of the site to know this. Any suggestions/ideas? I really would like Flash 4 users to be able to view these animations. Craig Anderson canderson@intrepidwsd.com |
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I'm not sure, but I think it's because of the code within the embedd-tag, when publishing the movie.
Throwing away the link to plugin-page might be the solution. But then you have to make sure to find out if users do have a flash4-plugin or not. But I also find it's a problem, that the users are guide to the new flash5-plugin, even thow if they do have the flash4-plugin. But that's a macromedia-problem, have they set up their "plugin-server"? Steffen |
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I figured it out. It is the version call in the code. However instead of getting rid of that line altogether, simply change the 5 in the code to a 4. This has worked fine in all of our tests.
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