Glad that it worked out for you!

It seems that if you want spesific parameters (not variables), you have to first state the flash version, then use {} like this:

FlashReplace.replace(“player”,”player-viral.swf?playlistfile=videoplaylist.php&file=Inherit the earth – quest for the orb.flv”,”player”,320,500,9,{‘allowfullscreen’:true});

If one skips that flash version parameter (9), it won’t work. Just a heads-up!

I’m sorry, I don’t know why doesn’t work. If you look at the FlashReplace code, it explicitly adds params for those values you send in.

From there on, I have no idea why it wouldn’t work. Good luck!

EXAMPLE from http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player-setup-wizard

—- SCRIPT START —-
var so = new SWFObject(‘player.swf’,'mpl’,'320′,’240′,’9′);
so.addParam(‘allowfullscreen’,'true’);
so.addParam(‘allowscriptaccess’,'always’);
so.addParam(‘wmode’,'opaque’);
so.addVariable(‘author’,'The DOS Spirit’);
so.addVariable(‘file’,'http://content.longtailvideo.com/videos/flvplayer.flv’);
so.addVariable(‘title’,'The DOS Spirit Retro Video Player’);
so.write(‘mediaspace’);

— SCRIPT END —-

The variables are easy, you can pass them as you stated in the example, but how do I add the so.Param(‘allowfullscreen’,'true)?

I tried

FlashReplace.replace(“player”,”player-viral.swf?file=Inherit the earth – quest for the orb.flv”,”player”,320,240, {‘allowfullscreen’:true});

but to no luck. Any help? Live example is here: http://dosspirit.net/filer/video/

No, it should work with any web browser.

i mised something ?

Nice!

Rob,

Glad it worked out!

Rob

Rob

Cheers

Dave

The first parameter in the call is the id of the HTML element where you want to put the Flash movie. You have no HTML element with such an id in your code.

As a test case just tried to get FlashReplace to show a swf before using it in my project.

I coded http://pastebin.com/me85bff9 with FlashReplace.js & ?004310.swf in the apache root dir (its only a test) but no movie …

Checked, double checked but no go, any idea ? Its been a long day so may be something stupid … lol

You’re welcome!
All this script does is insert the Flash movie into the web page. Controlling it is beyond the scope of this script.

http://www.solidgroundentertainmentworldwide.com/test/_template.html

Thanks

Roberto

Thanks for the tip.

Hemanth,

Glad that it works for you! About getting the scripting with the web page to work, I recommend looking around the Adobe web site for information on that.