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Steve Pugh
rf said:Now, check your code and make sure you are pointing at the right swf
file in the object tag.
<nitpick>
Not that I know anything at all about flash but should that not be 'object
element'? After all the name of the .swf file is not mentioned in the actual
<object> tag but rather in the content of the object element, in one of the
[empty] param elements.
</nitpick>
In the code that Chris is using this is true. He's using the MS object
rather than the standards compliant object, which does refer to the
movie from the actual <object> tag, via the data attribute. See, for
example, the ALA Flash Satay article for details.
Steve