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Flash HTML Code

Before we get started into the nuts and bolts of Macromedia Flash let’s figure out exactly how you insert Flash files (.swf file extension) into your existing HTML files. To follow along with this tutorial you are going to need a flash file, a web page, and some time on your hands. If you think you’ve got all those items assembled then we can begin.

Inserting Flash Into HTML

To insert flash into your HTML files you must use the HTML tag object, which is used to place multimedia items like music, movies, and now Flash files onto web pages. We will assume that the name of your flash file is «example.swf» for this lesson, but you should rename it to the actual name of your flash file.

Embed Flash: Tag

The object tag contains many attributes to modify the way the multimedia is displayed and to describe the type of media to be displayed.

Below is the cookie cutter HTML code you can use to insert a flash file into any HTML page, assuming that both this HTML file and Flash file are in the same directory.

Note: The only pieces you need to change are value and src, which specifies the name and location of your Flash file and height and width, which specify the dimensions of your Flash file.

HTML Code:

Display:

Macromedia has written a description of this complex bit of HTML Code, so check it out if you like to get into the details.

Macromedia Flash has a feature to automatically generate the necessary HTML Code. To generate the HTML code and Flash file for your project go to the Flash menu File < Publish.

If the flash file is in a different location you could instead type the complete URL of the flash file as we have done in this second example:

HTML Code:

Display:

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Embedding SWF content in HTML

You can embed SWF content in HTML content within an AIR application just as you would in a browser. Embed the SWF content using an object tag, an embed tag, or both.

Note: A common web development practice is to use both an object tag and an embed tag to display SWF content in an HTML page. This practice has no benefit in AIR. You can use the W3C-standard object tag by itself in content to be displayed in AIR. At the same time, you can continue to use the object and embed tags together, if necessary, for HTML content that is also displayed in a browser.

If you have enabled transparency in the NativeWindow object displaying the HTML and SWF content, then AIR does not display the SWF content when window mode ( wmode ) used to embed the content is set to the value: window . To display SWF content in an HTML page of a transparent window, set the wmode parameter to opaque or transparent . The window is the default value for wmode , so if you do not specify a value, your content may not be displayed.

The following example illustrates the use of the HTML object tag to display a SWF file within HTML content. The wmode parameter is set to opaque so that the content is displayed, even if the underlying NativeWindow object is transparent. The SWF file is loaded from the application directory, but you can use any of the URL schemes supported by AIR. (The location from which the SWF file is loaded determines the security sandbox in which AIR places the content.)

You can also use a script to load content dynamically. The following example creates an object node to display the SWF file specified in the urlString parameter. The example adds the node as a child of the page element with the ID specified by the elementID parameter:

SWF content is not displayed if the HTMLLoader object is scaled or rotated, or if the alpha property is set to a value other than 1.0. Prior to AIR 1.5.2, SWF content was not displayed in a transparent window no matter which wmode value was set.

Note: When an embedded SWF object attempts to load an external asset like a video file, the SWF content may not be rendered properly if an absolute path to the video file is not provided in the HTML file. However, an embedded SWF object can load an external image file using a relative path.

The following example depicts how external assets can be loaded through a SWF object embedded in an HTML content:

var imageLoader; function showSWF(urlString, elementID) < var displayContainer = document.getElementById(elementID); imageLoader = createSWFObject(urlString,650,650); displayContainer.appendChild(imageLoader); >function createSWFObject(urlString, width, height)< var SWFObject = document.createElement("object"); SWFObject.setAttribute("type","application/x-shockwave-flash"); SWFObject.setAttribute("width","100%"); SWFObject.setAttribute("height","100%"); var movieParam = document.createElement("param"); movieParam.setAttribute("name","movie"); movieParam.setAttribute("value",urlString); SWFObject.appendChild(movieParam); var flashVars = document.createElement("param"); flashVars.setAttribute("name","FlashVars"); //Load the asset inside the SWF content. flashVars.setAttribute("value","imgPath=air.jpg«); SWFObject.appendChild(flashVars); return SWFObject; > function loadImage()

In the following ActionScript example, the image path passed by the HTML file is read and the image is loaded on stage:

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Embed Local .swf File in HTML

Solution 1: There is a collection of utilities for working with SWF files called swftoolS. You can grab the Windows binary from the Download page. Windows XP file properties doesn’t show the dimension and I don’t have Adobe Flash software.

Embed Local .swf File in HTML

I’m trying to create a small website that has a large amount of .SWF files. However, I can’t figure out how to embed them. I plan on just placing them all in the same folder as the .html file and have them embedded on the website. I also want this to be portable, so it accesses the .swf files based on the folder rather than the whole file location. Is there a piece of code that I can just enter the name of the .swf file and have it be embedded?

Use embed in your HTML code :

source tutorial: html5 embed flash element

Here is a nice example for you. You need to change example.swf to your own.

     html, body < height:100%; background-color: #ffff99;>body < margin:0; padding:0; overflow:hidden; >#flashContent  
                
   

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How to know the dimension of swf file without Flash?

I’ve a swf file and i want to embed this file into HTML page but i don’t know the exact dimension of swf . Windows XP file properties doesn’t show the dimension and I don’t have Adobe Flash software. Then how can i know the Dimension.

There is a collection of utilities for working with SWF files called swftoolS. You can grab the Windows binary from the Download page.

One of the tools in this package is swfdump , which can tell you the dimension of an SWF file. It also can produce the proper HTML code for embedding (output from my Linux box):

# swfdump -X flash.swf -X 724 # swfdump -Y flash.swf -Y 147 # swfdump -E flash.swf  

Open it from your hard drive using Flash player -double click it- and then use JR Screen Ruler to look at its dimensions. If it happens to open in full screen mode just press ESC 😉

SWF files have a header right at the start where the frame size in twips is stored as a RECT structure. When the image is played back at 100% scaling, there are 20 twips to a pixel.

See this document for details.

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Is it possible to secure swf files?

If we create an online SWF application, is there any way to secure it so that someone else doesn’t download it and put it on their site? For instance, Webkinz is made with Flash, yet nobody is pirating it on their servers with the whole game unlocked. What is Webkinz doing that we can do?

1- Obfuscate your ActionScript using an advanced obfuscator such as secureSWF.

3- Create a dummy loader, rename the original SWF files and change their extension, then load the original SWF files using the dummy loader.

4- Make sure to prevent hot linking. (this will depend on your web server)

5- Encrypt sensitive strings in your ActionScript; either manually in your code, or you can also use secureSWF for that.

Keep in mind that all the answers in here are variations on ways to make it more difficult or annoying for someone to re-host your flash. There is no way to prevent someone from doing it, unless your ability to obfuscate your defenses exceeds the attacker’s ability to de-obfuscate them.

As for what I’d do, I’d sprinkle my code with bits like this:

// in a display object if ( loaderInfo.url != "http://example.com/my/real/content.swf" ) < // blow up >

That should stop anyone who doesn’t have access to a decompiler. If that’s not good enough, the only answer is to invest in an obfuscator, because nothing else you do is going to make any difference unless your code is obfuscated.

You can make it difficult to steal your swf files if you do like Webkinz does, in that they have one main movie that is embedded in the page (so user’s know the url of that movie). All subsequent movies are loaded in that original movie programatically. Of course someone with a flash decompiler could decompile your movie and see the paths, but then again you could even go through the trouble of making the names of those MovieClips obscure.

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Is there an alternative to swf on a webpage?

I have a page that has an swf on it.

Is there a cross browser wrapper (to make it also compatible with apple — iphone, ipad)?

I have heard of the term ‘wrapper’. Tell me if I am wrong.. (not html5/Javascript as this is an swf as og (open graph) video to be put on facebook. I’ve got quite confused over the answers over swf wrappers on google)

Flash does not work not on iOS, nor Windows Phone, nor Android (even though you can install it manualy)

iOS: http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/ SWF files not working on IPhone/IPad Adroid http://youtu.be/iLjLbm_nBU8

So basically, if you want your SWF content available on all platforms, you’ll have to re-develop it in HTML5.

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