PS: This is how it is being generated:

 
   <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/swfobject/2.2/swfobject.js"> </script><script type="text/javascript"> 
  
    var flashvars = {};
    var params = {};
    var attributes = {};
 
    var path = "/media/1446/anim1.swf";
    var cssId = "flashDiv";
    var width = "";
    var height = "";
 
    swfobject.embedSWF( path, cssId, width, height, "9.0.0", false, flashvars, params, attributes);
 
  
  </script> 

Could i get you to try and insert it though the wysiwyg editor? I got that working but i can see there is a problem when inserting it in a template, but to just see if you can also insert in editor.

Hi Matthew. I have uploaded a new version that fixes the bug. Please try that

Yeah this one works Anders! Good job there ;)

The only "problem" is that the GUI is in scandinavian [looks like swedish]. Quite easy to understand but I guess if its i nEnglish more ppl would fine it helpful ;)

GG on the fix ;)

Ahh yes that is danish :) I will translate it to english and release a new version.

If you enjoy the package i will be happy if you vote it :)

I am going to download it anders and make sure its fine so then we can sign off this thread as fixed ;)

yeah i'll vote ;)

downloaded and confirmed as fixed! thanks!

PS: Suggestion: I suggest in the Parameters one would put if there is a css menu over the flash

    var params = {wmode: "transparent"};

@Anders - THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL SCRIPT!!

@Matthew - Good idea!

Just for the next noob like me who's looking and needs to know quickly, if you would like to add the "wmode" parameter mentioned by Matthew (or any other parameters), just add 

varparams={wmode:"transparent"};

to the XSLT script where the original has 

var params = {};

or put it on the line below it and make it easier (to me) to make it dynamic in the future!

params.wmode = "transparent";
var params = {};

It may seem simple to those who are familiar, but when you are worried about "breaking" a GREAT piece of scripting, having the answer is a welcome relief!

Just my 2 Lincolns!  I hope someone finds it useful.

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