| I tried this with a .swf and it works fine on Macintosh OS X 10.4.8, Firefox 2.0.1, Safari 2.0.4, with the following caveat.
1. At first I forgot to put the closing tag </object> Firefox and Safari both don't work. That is, they show the movie, but nothing on the page after the movie.
2. I put the closing tag </object> Firefox and Safari both work.
3. I did this:
<object class="ObjectyMe" uri="b2n06ptWashSlideshowC.swf" width="640" height="640" />
Firefox worked but Safari only showed the movie. It did not show anything on the page after the movie.
Therefore I conclude that you always need to close the object with </object>
Of course, right away there was something i needed that would make me go back to the complex coding. In my case, needing to set the bgcolor. Here are things I use, in the embed tag, for example:
Particularly the last three are good. I haven't looked at your .js to see if you have any of these by default. On Jan 30, 2007, at 6:44 PM, Charles wrote: There’s a post-prototype build of Objecty (plus some explanation of what it is) up at http://wiltgen.net/objecty/. I’ve personally used it on Firefox, IE7, and Opera on Windows. I’d especially appreciate it if IE6/Windows and Safari/Mac users could let me know how it works. BTW, if anyone wants to try this very early build on their own site, you can get the objecty folder at http://wiltgen.net/objecty/objecty.zip.
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