Re: FLASH: Running Flash on top of browser

[Warren 'The Howdy Man' Ockrassa]

John Olson wrote:


> What I was hoping for was to run a flash program in the center of the

> screen and hide everything else.


Ahhhhhhhh, full screen or splash screen. Still doable via JS (as I

recall) in a separate browser window, yes.


> What if javascript is not active? Is javascript the only way?


It's the only reasonably robust way. I can't imagine a scenario where a

user would have the Flash plugin and *not* have JS activated, frankly,

so I don't think it's a huge concern.


You could always put up a noscript web page directing JS-disabled users

what to do to see the presentation; theoretically only those who did not

have JS for some reason would see that part of your site. Everyone else

would see the full-screen popup.


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