Re: FLASH: Hybrid HTML and Flash

[Matt Wobensmith]

Hi Cloe -


You wrote:


>I am faced with a programming problem. I have a client whop wants an HTML

>page with a Flash hot box that would play only for users who have Flash

>installed. The others would see a static JPG or Gif.



This is what you can do by simply using the "Flash 4 with Image" or "Ad

Banner" HTML templates from Flash's Publish Settings. You don't have to do

any custom code. 


All you have to do is select one of these templates in the Publish Settings,

select "GIF" or "JPEG" in the Formats tab, and hit "Publish". It's all done

for you, automatically.


Apologies if this answer is too simplistic, but I saw your post and wondered

why you weren't using this method? 


Let me/us know if this is the answer, or if you need a better solution.


Matt


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Matt Wobensmith

Macromedia Tech Support

Flash Team Lead


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