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1. #SUPER SMASH FLASH 2 SWF DOWNLOAD GOOGLE DRIVE MOVIE#
2. #SUPER SMASH FLASH 2 SWF DOWNLOAD GOOGLE DRIVE CODE#

Notice that both the file location and frame size appears 2 times in the code. The file is in the same location as the simple example above.

#SUPER SMASH FLASH 2 SWF DOWNLOAD GOOGLE DRIVE CODE#

Here is some code used on a localhost to display an image in a 600x400 pixel frame in a Branch Table page. You can use some object code to control the display size of the swf file. Paste the HTML code that will play the flash file in front or after your words (see below for an example: Use the "Toggle the HTML source" icon to switch to TEXT MODEĤ. If you want text to appear above or below the flash object, place your words in the content area, thenģ. This might be in your htdocs or www folder of your webserverĢ. Place a swf file on your server that can be found with a URL addressįor example, place the file "IT_Pro.swf" in the web root. Inserting a Flash file into a lesson page (either a content or question page) is similar to the above.ġ. See Adobe captivate for exporting a SCORM file and bringing that into Moodle. The following code works in IE7 and Firefox 3: See the Size of embedded Flash forum posts for some hacks.

TIP: There are also other ways to achieve sizing control. You can use up to 3 characters for the width and the height, plus an optional % symbol at the end. swf filter you can control display size by adding the following parameters to the end of the link to specify size: ?d=widthxheight (for example ?d=600x400 where the image is 600 pixels wide 400 pixels high).

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You can use HTML code and the object tag to set individual movie sizes which will work with most browsers except Microsoft's Internet Explorer. At the moment all flash files will play at the same size site-wide by default. If you have the filter for the Flash multimedia plugin enabled then simply linking to the file in an HTML area such as a label, HTML block or section description will also display the Flash file inline.