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| Title | Hits |
|---|---|
| New Drupal theming ebook | 17037 |
| File download in Drupal | 15098 |
| Who authored this node? | 14988 |
| IE7 preliminary bug report: the onclick event-handler | 11720 |
| Mar |
| 09 |
This article tells the story of how Flash 8 movies learnt to fluently converse with Javascript using the ExternalInterface “API” in XHTML strict. Read more →
| Jan |
| 13 |
The Strict xhtml Document Type Definition states without ambiguity that the <object> element is an inline element, not a block element. Read more →
| Jan |
| 13 |
At this point, we’ll finally make good use of the id value of our Flash <object> (and, again, that’s not the id attribute of its placeholder element). We will call Actionscript functions from our *.js file using very basic Document Object Model scripting :
| Jan |
| 13 |
At this point, we should have scribbled on a post-IT the id value of our Flash <object> (and not the id attribute of its placeholder element). Read more →
| Jan |
| 13 |
We can use a Javascript library to properly embed a Flash “object” on a web page, or we can simply use W3C-compliant (X)HTML markup. Read more →
