Author: tom green
Tom is a professor of Interactive Multimedia through the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's School of Media Studies. Like all faculty in the program, Tom believes his students deserve to be taught by instructors who are regarded as experts in their field and whose knowledge of their subject is current with industry best practice.
Absolutely. I use SWFObject for practically everything I do. In fact CommunityMX has a Dreamweaver extension that makes this dead simple to accomplish: http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=D982E
When doing these tutorials, though, I work with what I get from the apps. In this case there is JS file and rather than ignore it I show what you need to do with it. If I didn’t and just jumped into SWFObject, I gyarantee there will be questions here about what the heck to do with the JS file:-)
christopher Macdonald
(Reply)on Friday October 3, 2008
Cannot see the video on MAC with Leopard 10.5 and Adobe Flash Player 10 this is not good!! Is this site build for PC users , why is ist not standards compliant?
I followed the tutorial, but my skin is not showing up. The video plays fine out of DW, but the skin isn’t there, even though the skin file was created… I’m kinda puzzled. anything special I needed to do when i brought the video into flash and selecting the skin type???
I have the same problem, I followed the tutorial and everything went fine, the skin appears nicely in the swf, but it doesn’t show up in dreamweaver.
I think everything is in the right folder, any suggestion what else could be wrong???
I think you have to have the skin in the same directory as the HTML. I placed it in the root and the skin showed up just fine. There must be a way to edit the path to leave it in my Flash folder, but I haven’t found it yet.
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Isn’t embedding via the swf/ javascript object not a more reliable way to upload/ play swf files? See here-
http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
and a tute-
http://learn005.com/podcasts/flash/IEFix.mp4
Absolutely. I use SWFObject for practically everything I do. In fact CommunityMX has a Dreamweaver extension that makes this dead simple to accomplish: http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=D982E
When doing these tutorials, though, I work with what I get from the apps. In this case there is JS file and rather than ignore it I show what you need to do with it. If I didn’t and just jumped into SWFObject, I gyarantee there will be questions here about what the heck to do with the JS file:-)
Cannot see the video on MAC with Leopard 10.5 and Adobe Flash Player 10 this is not good!! Is this site build for PC users , why is ist not standards compliant?
I am answering this on my MacBookPro running Leopard 10.5 and the Flash Player 10,0,12,36 . The video is playing with no issues.This is odd.
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I followed the tutorial, but my skin is not showing up. The video plays fine out of DW, but the skin isn’t there, even though the skin file was created… I’m kinda puzzled. anything special I needed to do when i brought the video into flash and selecting the skin type???
I figured it out… my DW file wasn’t saved to the same folder
Hi there,
I have the same problem, I followed the tutorial and everything went fine, the skin appears nicely in the swf, but it doesn’t show up in dreamweaver.
I think everything is in the right folder, any suggestion what else could be wrong???
I think you have to have the skin in the same directory as the HTML. I placed it in the root and the skin showed up just fine. There must be a way to edit the path to leave it in my Flash folder, but I haven’t found it yet.