I am using an object element to reference a Flash player. It seems
that if I pass a non-existant SWF file name to the player the onload
event of the body element is never triggered--even if the style of the
object element is set to display:none. Is this the expected behavior
of the Flash ActiveX control? Is there a way to get the onload event
to be triggered even if the Flash player can't find the SWF file? I
am using Microsoft Windows XP with Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.13 and
Flash player ActiveX control 10.0.42.34.

 

Try posting in Adobe Flash Developer forums.


CPLamb wrote:
> I am using an object element to reference a Flash player. It seems
> that if I pass a non-existant SWF file name to the player the onload
> event of the body element is never triggered--even if the style of the
> object element is set to display:none. Is this the expected behavior
> of the Flash ActiveX control? Is there a way to get the onload event
> to be triggered even if the Flash player can't find the SWF file? I
> am using Microsoft Windows XP with Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.13 and
> Flash player ActiveX control 10.0.42.34.

 

On Feb 4, 7:04 pm, "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABear...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Try posting in Adobe Flash Developer forums.

Thank you, but no one there seems to know the answer either.

 

Turn off the auto-play parameter.

"CPLamb" <charles.lamb@sdigovsolutions.com> wrote in message
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> I am using an object element to reference a Flash player. It seems
> that if I pass a non-existant SWF file name to the player the onload
> event of the body element is never triggered--even if the style of the
> object element is set to display:none. Is this the expected behavior
> of the Flash ActiveX control? Is there a way to get the onload event
> to be triggered even if the Flash player can't find the SWF file? I
> am using Microsoft Windows XP with Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.13 and
> Flash player ActiveX control 10.0.42.34.
>