[SWFObject] BUG FOUND

[Geoff Stearns]

thanks for the extra testing... i haven't had time to verify this yet  
(i'm on vacation in europe until saturday night)

I first thought that this might be related to the cleanUpSWFs()  
function i added in to address a streaming bug that popped up when  
you use innerHTML to write the <object> tag in IE, but if it happens  
with just 2 movies, i'm not sure that's the case.

if you have time, try commenting out the part that adds the  
window.onunload method and see if that helps. aside from that i'll  
have to take a closer look at it when i have more time (next week)




On Jul 18, 2006, at 12:00 AM, Pablo Garayzábal wrote:

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> Hi,
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> First of all, I want to thank Geoff for his great and useful code.
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> I found a bug affecting Flash player 9.
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> When you try to establish two ExternalInterface callBacks for two  
> different swfobjects, the page crashes in Internet Explorer 6 and  
> Flash player 9.
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> This is the environment:
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> One html containing 2 different SWFObjects.
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> Each swf with it’s unique Id
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> Each swf with a different  ExternalInterface callBack method name.  
> (Calling different javascript functions)
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> In flash player 8 works fine. In flash player 9 the page crashes:
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> - Out of memory message when trying to execute a getURL method from  
> any swf movie.
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> - Displacement of the swfs from their original position.
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> - Clicking a simple <a href =”whatever.html”> html tag takes about  
> 30-40 seconds to execute. Then out of memory message
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> - Out of memory at line ## error
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> - Stack overflow at line ## error
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> Downgrading to SWFObject v1.4.1 fixes the displacement problem.
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> Source code and example at http://www.dinamik.es/test/
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> Any help will be much appreciated.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> Pablo.
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