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Subject: Re: FLASH: list of Flash player bugs?
From: John Dowdell
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 21:57:34 +0100

At 12:59 PM 4/24/0, Dan Eckam wrote:
>Yes, the URL where this happened is http://www.joinhandtech.com.

I don't remember the original question, but when I look at the HTML to this
page I see some type of JavaScript detection routine that I don't
immediately recognize.

Is the core of the problem that some browsers don't respond to a JavaScript
test as intended...?

fwiw, I see that the OBJECT tag is requiring the 4.02 or later player... if
it doesn't require printing then you could require a lesser version on that
page, although I'm not sure whether this is related to the core problem
there.

hmm, looking at the JavaScript there, it seems to route IE/Mac visitors to
a different page, but it also seems to be sending visitors in NS2+ to a
"noflash" page. But that can't be right, because I visited in NS4.x/NT and
saw the SWF... I haven't opened up the JavaScript in a debugger.

Do you see anything particular to SWF content itself? Do you get what you
expect when *not* using that particular JavaScript routine...?

jd





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