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1. Re: ActiveX Issue in PHP
Guest Apr 20, 2006 11:06 AM (in response to rezun8)
sorry I can not help you, I just wanted to chime in that i also want to add the fix to php pages that have Flash embedded, I have no idea how to do it. I have easily gotten the adobe js fix to work in html pages though, pretty simple.
Hopefully someone will know but I think this may need to be taken to a PHP forum. If you find out can you post the answer though
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2. Re: ActiveX Issue in PHP
rezun8 Apr 20, 2006 1:29 PM (in response to Guest )Jacq, did you use the Adobe code fix or the MXP extension to make it work? I nearly never use the default HTML publishing from Flash as we like to customize most pages.
here's the page I'm testing it on
http://www.skyworkscapital.com/demo/company/senioractive2.php
take a look if you see something let me know. I'm also using the .js script Adobe/MM here
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/activecontent/articles/before_after.html
thanks
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3. Re: ActiveX Issue in PHP
rezun8 Apr 20, 2006 2:31 PM (in response to rezun8)ok, I got it by luck. it's no different then doing it HTML wise, just took some jockying of the code to fit inside the table we built.
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4. Re: ActiveX Issue in PHP
Guest Apr 20, 2006 2:36 PM (in response to rezun8)
Hey Rezun8 - I never use the Flash published HTML either. I just insert the swf files into my html pages in Dreamweaver. When I do this the swf creates its own object embed tags with all the parameters. Then in Dreamweaver I can also add parameters to the swf file.
I am not a PHP guy at ALL, but I use a PHP commerce store called OSCommerce and I manipulate the php around a little to customize the store. There is a part in the php page where I can add an image or flash object but the php inserts it. Here is the code from the PHP page, but I can not figure where to put the call for the js and where to put the script? The part where the flash object is inserted is at the bottom of the code example.
I am using the Adobe js code fix.
By the way, in your page sample it still has the dreaded box, is that file already done?
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5. Re: ActiveX Issue in PHP
Guest Apr 20, 2006 2:54 PM (in response to Guest )
Now that I look at your page I see that you have inserted the code from adobe right after the <body> tag. That bit of script code needs to REPLACE all the code between the <object> tags where the ACTUAL swf code currently is, not just at the top by the <body> tag.
So insert this in the head:
<script src="AC_RunActiveContent.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
and here is the before and after of the replacement of the code where the actual swf is.
NOTE: THIS SAMPLE INCLUDES THE TRANSPARENT WMODE, JUST DELETE THAT PART IF YOU DO NOT WANT TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND. IT ALSO INCLUDE THE "NOSCRIPT" FEATURE
Note: that you must change the name of the swf file and the sizes in the new adobe code to match your swf

