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Matteo

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Mar 7, 2002
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Having a bit of sizing issues with my flash and HTML tables.
The file works fine in all resolutions in firefox and netscape, but not in IE. Its nothign great, but here is a link to it.


Any thoughts?
 
Object tag? Maybe not since I dont know what that is :)
 
You have an "embed" tag in your html but no "object" tag, you need both! Check the html outputed by Flash's Publish feature to see what I mean!
 
Ahh, I do have an embed tag, but no object tag in my html. What is the syntex for that and where do I place it?
 
Check the html outputed by the Flash Publish feature to see what I mean!
 
I dont quite understand. I checked the html outputed but have no idea what I am looking for. It looks fine here.
 
I just did some editing in frontpage, added a table before the flash video and it looks fine now. But thanks for trying :) I would still like to know what you were talking about for future reference.
 
Is there a way to make text inside the dynamic text box, a button, or linkable to another frame to something? I ask because I have made it so the text box scrolls down, but atm I am using old fashion buttons in another layer to "gotoandPlay(n)." Just figured I woudl throw it in here since you seem to answer all my questions anyways haha.

 
The HTML output from the Flash publisher contains both <object> and <embed> tags for compatibility with different browsers.

You can set the property of the text in a text box to HTML. In doing so you can insert links to other web pages (or e-mail links).

Hope it helps.

Wow JT that almost looked like you knew what you were doing!
 
This is what I'm talking about...


...These tags are the OBJECT and EMBED tags. The OBJECT tag is used by Internet Explorer on Windows and the EMBED is used by Netscape Navigator (Macintosh and Windows) and Internet Explorer...

As for your last question...
Frame as in a frameset, or a seperate browser window?
Or frame as all the frames that make up your timeline?
 
Ok thanks, let me try that out and get back to you
 
It might be to early in morning and I just being impatient, but it seems like this is going over my head :) Can I email you my ridiculous flash project so you can see what I'm dealing with? I was hoping I wouldn't have to start the whole thing over.
 
Yes! But hitting the sack now!
Try tektiperAT(replace AT with @)hotmail.com

File should be zipped up and in MX only format, not MX2004.
 
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