Configure publish settings for Flash Player detection
Flash Player detection is available only for
publish settings set to Flash Player 4 or later, and for SWF files
embedded in the Flash Only or Flash HTTPS templates.
Note: Flash
Player 5 and later are installed on 98% of Internet-connected computers, making
Flash Player detection a reasonable method to ensure that end users
have the correct version of Flash installed
to view your content.
To detect the presence of Flash Player
before allowing a browser to view SWF files that use the following
templates, create a separate HTML page with its own SWF file to
detect Flash Player before redirecting browsers to the HTML page
that contains the Flash content.
The
following HTML templates do not support Flash Player detection because the
JavaScript in these templates conflicts with the JavaScript used
to detect the Flash Player:
Flash for
PocketPC 2003
Flash with AICC Tracking
Flash with FSCommand
Flash with Named Anchors
Flash with SCORM Tracking
Note: Image
Map and Quicktime HTML Templates do not support Player detection because
they do not embed the Flash Player.
Select File > Publish Settings, and
click HTML.
Select either the Flash Only or Flash HTTPS template
from the Template pop‑up menu. These templates support the single-page
HTML detection kit. Either of these templates enables the Detect
Flash Version check box and the version number text fields.
Select the Detect Flash Version check box. Your SWF file
is embedded in a web page that includes Flash Player detection code.
If the detection code finds an acceptable version of Flash Player
installed on the end user’s computer, the SWF file plays as designed.
(Optional) To specify precise revisions of Flash Player,
use the Major Revision and Minor Revision text fields. For example,
specify Flash Player version 7.0.2 if it provides a feature specific
to displaying your SWF file.
When you publish your SWF file, Flash creates
a single HTML page in which to embed the SWF file and the Flash
Player detection code. If an end user does not have the version
of Flash you’ve specified to view the
SWF file, an HTML page appears with a link to download the latest
version of Flash Player.
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Comments are no longer accepted for Flash CS3. Flash CS4 is the current version. To discuss Flash CS3, please use the Adobe forum.