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Embedding Adobe Flash Player content using SWFObject 2.0
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Updated Feb 4, 2010 by bobbyvandersluis
Comment by FarThin...@gmail.com, Dec 26, 2007

I'v translated this doc to Chinese at http://farthinker.cn/2007/12/27/swfobject-2_0-doc-translation/. I hope it is of help : ) Thank you for your great work on SWFObject. Best regards.

Comment by project member bobbyvandersluis, Mar 19, 2008

A Japanese translation by Shuhei Terai can be found at http://mtl.recruit.co.jp/blog/2007/10/swfobject_v20.html

Comment by project member bobbyvandersluis, Mar 19, 2008

An Italian translation by Luka M. can be found at http://www.magnificaweb.it/swfobject-2/

Comment by a...@powerflasher.de, Mar 27, 2008

Here's the German translation by Powerflasher: http://blog.powerflasher.de/swfobject2/

Comment by project member bobbyvandersluis, Mar 28, 2008

The following libraries have confirmed to be SWFObject 2.0 compatible:

SWFAddress 2.0 for deeplinking: http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/

AS3.0 MouseWheel? on Mac OS X: http://blog.pixelbreaker.com/flash/as30-mousewheel-on-mac-os-x/

swffit for Flash resizing: http://swffit.millermedeiros.com/

Comment by tilman...@gmail.com, Apr 28, 2008

At the migration tips from SWFObject 1.5 you write that "It is now preferred to insert all script blocks in the head of your HTML page". Is this absolutely necessary or just a recommendation? In other words: Do I have to expect any shortcomings if I put the script just below (or above?) the HTML parts?

Comment by project member bobbyvandersluis, Apr 28, 2008

Inserting all script blocks in the head of your HTML page is a recommendation. Adding your scripts in the body of your page may have visual impact (e.g. flashes of replaced alternative content), because your JavaScript? code will be executed later. All depends on your implementation, really.

Comment by green.jo...@gmail.com, May 8, 2008

A swedish translation by Seoserver can be found at http://www.seoserver.se/labb/flash/swfobject/

Comment by i...@tba-berlin.de, May 15, 2008

A short feedback on expressinstall in SWFobject 2: If don't want expressinstall (did not work smoothly on a mac the last time I tried it) you need to write false instead of the URL string. This does not look obvious to me as one is a string and the other a boolean. When I first had "" in the SWFObject variables - which I thought was logical - the SWFobject failed in correctly recognizing the flash- version at all. Why not allowing "" also and not only false as a correct declaration?

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