Re: FLASH: Plugin detection also tab focus questions

[unique]

At the exact moment of 2000.01.26.19.14, her/his local time, Catherine Kunicki

<

catbkinterport [dot] net

> put forth:


> wiseguy : )


No, I think he means it. Putting up a little movie, and asking, in effect, "Can

you see this?", then telling them what to do if they can't, is a great way to

get the message through to people who seem to prefer "no-brainers" ... (nothing

wrong with that -- they have money too! :-) ).


Personally, I'd sniff for the Player (3.0? 4.0? r25/r20? (if necessary) r26/r21?

(if that should prove necessary)) first, and then branch off (to 3.0/4.0 Flash

or HTML) from there ... but that's me.


My 2�,


Ken Sherwood


> ----------

>

From: jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com (John Dowdell)

> > At 1:51 PM 1/26/0, Catherine Kunicki wrote:

> >

> > > Is there a foolproof method?

> >

> > Tell the user if they don't see the picture, or hear the sound, that they

> > don't have the player.

> >

> > jd


                         *zenkat: the Flash trailer*

                    http://www.kensherwood.com/zenkat.htm


kensherwood.com

http://www.kensherwood.com




~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  To unsubscribe or change your list settings go to

http://www.chinwag.com/flasher or email

helpchinwag [dot] com