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You’ve got your good thing, and I’ve got mine

1. Darren 10/12/2006

   I can’t access your swfobject link, has the folder been removed?
2. Geoff 10/12/2006

   I had a hiccup with a .htaccess file, it’s working now.
3. Michael Kaufman 10/23/2006

   Hi Geoff,
   Thanks for your contribution the world, really, with SWFObject. I have two questions I’m hoping you can answer. 1. You say that search engines spider the DIV (alt.content), right? So, I’m wondering, if I put the metadata that flash “would” generate, (eg.

   2007 Chevrolet Corvette2007 Chevrolet Corvette video

   I’m not sure if this doctype is unique to Flash and would tell the browser “here is some Flash in this html page, and also here is some metadata describing it. What are you thoughts on this becuase I’m thinking for my video, i just use one swf and changing metadata evertime is not an option, that maybe I can “kill two birds with one stone” by embedded the flash metadata in the SWFObject DIV (alt.content). Do you have any thoughts on if this would work? If it would, i would just dynamically change what’s in the DIV each time. 2nd Question has to do with SWFObject in Firefox. I notice that when placing transparent Flash content in an iFrame and positioning absolutely over a page, that the flash object stays even though i put a blank keyframe to have no content when the movie is done. Here is an example. http://www.edmunds.com > New Car landing page and look at the Flash content in the header. In IE, after the flash plays our header is clickable. In Firefox, the object remains and content underneath is not clickable. Any idea of a workaround on how I would “delete or hide” the SWFObject when the movie is done? Hope this makes sense.

   //Michael Kaufman
4. Asiatique 09/27/2007

   Thank for the link, this is a good project for SWFObject.
5. dll download 11/29/2007

   too much flash / javascript kill my ie.
6. toys 12/31/2007

   This is fantastic help – thank you very much. Getting the search engines to pick up flash sites is really definitely something that is very useful. Also, supporting viewers without flash. Although, I find it strange that some people don’t have flash. Flash has become quite a standard these days, if you ask me, and most people do have it installed.
   Still, there are probably a few die-hards out there who just blatantly refuse to do so. Weird. Great information here, thanks again.
7. Kurtlar Vadisi 01/23/2008

   I had a hiccup with a .htaccess file, it’s working now.
8. Alanya 02/01/2008

   Fast forward to around 24:00 to hear my part
9. resimler 03/01/2008

   thanx
10. resimler 03/01/2008

    nice

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