[SWFObject] <NOSCRIPT>

[Jim Berkey]

I don't see anything wrong with the code. I do know that paths must be relative to the html that is displaying the swf. Are you inserting the swf in an html, and then importing that html into the i-frame? Possibly a margin or padding setting is preventing the pic from appearing inside the i-frame container?

As for the noscript, my understanding is that if javascript is not enabled, or if a flashplayer is not present, the browser will display the contents of your container div - and in here you would possibly include a link to upgrade flash players, and/or a link to bypass the flash detection, if one is sure that the player is present. But that said, it shouldn't hurt anything if you included noscript tags.
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On 5/21/2006 at 4:25 AM Hollie Bell wrote:
Just out of interest, do you also need to put the object and embed tag within a <NOSCRIPT> for those that dont have javascript enabled?

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