Events of weird button (for users of Flash CS3 only)

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  This software is distributed under the license MIT <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php>
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  OBJECT ="object", ".
  SHOCKWAVE_FLASH = "Shockwave Flash",
  SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX = "ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash."
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  EXPRESS_INSTALL_ID = "SWFObjectExprInst"
  
  Win: a window,
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  NAV = navigator,
  
  domLoadFnArr = [],
  regObjArr = [],
  Timer = null,
  storedAltContent = null,
  storedAltContentId = null,
  isDomLoaded = false,
  isExpressInstallActive = false;

  / * Centralized function for browser detection
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  -Detection of string user agent is used only when no alternative is possible
  -Is executed directly for optimal performance
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  var ua = function() {}
  var w3cdom = typeof doc.getElementById! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.getElementsByTagName! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.createElement! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.appendChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.replaceChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.removeChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.cloneNode! = UNDEF,
  playerVersion = [0,0,0],
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  If (d) {}
  (d = d.replace(/^.*\s+(\S+\s+\S+$) /, '$1');
  playerVersion [0] = parseInt (d (/ ^(.*)------... * $/, "$1"), 10);
  playerVersion [1] = parseInt (d (/ ^. * \.)) (. *)\s.*$/, "$1"), 10);
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  }
  }
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  try {}
  a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX + ".") 7") ;
  }
  {catch (e)}
  try {}
  a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX + ".") 6 ») ;
  playerVersion = [6,0,21];
  a.AllowScriptAccess = "always";  Introduced in fp6.0.47
  }
  {catch (e)}
  If (playerVersion [0] == 6) {}
  fp6Crash = true;
  }
  }
  If (! fp6Crash) {}
  try {}
  a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX);
  }
  {catch (e)}
  }
  }
  If (! fp6Crash & & a) {/ / a will return NULL when ActiveX is disabled}
  try {}
  d = a.GetVariable ("$version");  Crash fp6.0.21/23/29
  If (d) {}
  d = d.split("") [1].split(",");
  playerVersion = [parseInt (d [0], 10), parseInt (d [1], 10), parseInt (d [2], 10)];
  }
  }
  {catch (e)}
  }
  }
  var u = nav.userAgent.toLowerCase (),
  p = nav.platform.toLowerCase (),
  WebKit = /webkit/.test(u)? ((parseFloat(u.replace(/^.*webkit\/(\d+(\.\d+)?). * $/, '$1')): false, / / returns the version of webkit or false otherwise webkit
  IE = false,
  Windows = p? (/Win/.test(p): /win/.test(u).
  Mac = p? (/Mac/.test(p): /mac/.test(u);
  /*@cc_on
  IE = true;
  @if (@_win32)
  Windows = true;
  @elif (@_mac)
  Mac = true;
  @end
  @*/
  return {w3cdom:w3cdom, pv:playerVersion, webkit:webkit, IE: IE, win: windows, mac: mac};
  }();

  / * OnDomLoad Cross-browser
  -Based on the solution of Dean Edwards: http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2006/06/again/
  -Triggers an event as soon as the DOM of a page is loaded (supported by browsers based on Gecko based - like Firefox - IE, Opera9 +, Safari)
  */
  var onDomLoad = function() {}
  If (! ua.w3cdom) {}
  return;
  }
  addDomLoadEvent (hand);
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {}
  try {/ / avoid a possible abandoned operation error}
  doc. Write ("< scr" + "ipt id = __ie_ondomload reporter = true src = / /: > < / scr" + "ipt >"); String is split into pieces to prevent Norton AV to add code that can lead to errors
  var s = getElementById ("__ie_ondomload");
  If (s) {}
  s.onreadystatechange = function() {}
  If (this.readyState == 'complete') {}
  this.parentNode.removeChild (this);
  callDomLoadFunctions();
  }
  };
  }
  }
  {catch (e)}
  }
  If (ua.webkit & & typeof doc.readyState! = UNDEF) {}
  Timer = setInterval (function () {if (/ loaded|complete/.test(doc.readyState)}) {callDomLoadFunctions() ;}}, 10);
  }
  If (typeof doc.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
  doc.addEventListener ("DOMContentLoaded", callDomLoadFunctions, null);
  }
  addLoadEvent (callDomLoadFunctions);
  }();

  function callDomLoadFunctions() {}
  If {(isDomLoaded)
  return;
  }
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {/ / check if we can really add to the DOM model; we do not want the fire too soon}
  var s = createElement ('span');
  try {/ / avoid a possible abandoned operation error}
  var t = doc.getElementsByTagName ("body") [0] .appendChild (s);
  t.parentNode.removeChild (t);
  }
  {} catch (e)
  return;
  }
  }
  isDomLoaded = true;
  If {(timer)
  clearInterval (timer);
  Timer = null;
  }
  DL var = domLoadFnArr.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < dl; i ++) {}
  domLoadFnArr [i] ();
  }
  }

  function addDomLoadEvent (fn) {}
  If {(isDomLoaded)
  FN();
  }
  else {}
  domLoadFnArr [domLoadFnArr.length] = fn; Array.push () is only available in Internet Explorer 5.5 +.
  }
  }

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  -Based on the solution of James Edwards: http://brothercake.com/site/resources/scripts/onload/
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  */
  function addLoadEvent (fn) {}
  If (typeof win.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
  win.addEventListener ("load", fn, false);
  }
  else if (typeof doc.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
  doc.addEventListener ("load", fn, false);
  }
  else if (typeof win.attachEvent! = UNDEF) {}
  win.attachEvent ("onload", fn);
  }
  else if (typeof win.onload == 'function') {}
  var fnOld = win.onload;
  Win.OnLoad = function() {}
  fnOld();
  FN();
  };
  }
  else {}
  Win.OnLoad = fn;
  }
  }

  / * Main function
  -Will preferably run onDomLoad, onload otherwise (as a backup)
  */
  int main() {/ / static publishing only}
  RL var = regObjArr.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < rl; i ++) {/ / for each element of the registered object}
  var id = user.user regObjArr [i];
  If (ua.pv [0] > 0) {}
  var obj = getElementById (id);
  If (obj) {}
  regObjArr [i] .width = obj.getAttribute ("width")? obj.getAttribute ("width"): "0";
  regObjArr [i] = obj.getAttribute ("height") .height? obj.getAttribute ("height"): "0";
  If (hasPlayerVersion (regObjArr [i], .swfVersion)) {/ / Flash plugin version > = version of Flash content: Houston, we have a match!}
  If (ua.webkit & & ua.webkit < 312) {/ / older webkit engines ignore elements nested in the element of the object param}
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  }
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  displayAltContent (obj);
  }
  }
  }
  else {/ / if no fp is installed, we let the object element do its work (show alternative content)}
  setVisibility (id, true);
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  }
  }

  / * Difficulty nested, param elements that are ignored by older webkit engines
  -This includes Safari until and including version 1.2.2 on Mac OS 10.3
  -Fall back to the property include element
  */
  function fixParams (obj) {}
  var nestedObj = obj.getElementsByTagName (OBJECT) [0];
  If {(nestedObj)
  e var is createElement ("embed"), a = nestedObj.attributes;.
  If (a) {}
  var al is. Length;
  for (var i = 0; i < al; i ++) {}
  If (a [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == 'data') {}
  e.setAttribute ("src", a [i] .nodeValue);
  }
  else {}
  e.setAttribute (a [i] .nodeName, a [i] .nodeValue);
  }
  }
  }
  var c = nestedObj.childNodes;
  If {(c)
  CL var = c.length;
  for (var j = 0; j < cl; j ++) {}
  If (c [j] .nodeType == 1 & & c [j].nodeName.toLowerCase () == 'param') {}
  e.setAttribute (c [j] .getAttribute ("name"), c [j] .getAttribute ("value"));
  }
  }
  }
  obj.parentNode.replaceChild (e, obj);
  }
  }

  / * Difficulty suspended discussions audio/video and force open sockets and NetConnections disconnect
  -Occurs when unloading a web page in Internet Explorer using FP8 + and innerHTML/outerHTML
  -Dynamics of publication only
  */
  function fixObjectLeaks (id) {}
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & hasPlayerVersion ("8.0.0")) {}
  win.attachEvent ("onunload", function () {}
  var obj = getElementById (id);
  If (obj) {}
  for (var i in obj) {}
  If (typeof obj [i] == 'function') {}
  obj [i] = function() {};
  }
  }
  obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj);
  }
  });
  }
  }

  / * Display the Adobe quick installation dialog box
  -Reference: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=6a253b75
  */
  function showExpressInstall (regObj) {}
  isExpressInstallActive = true;
  var obj = getElementById (regObj.id);
  If (obj) {}
  If {(regObj.altContentId)
  var ac = getElementById (regObj.altContentId);
  If {(ac)
  storedAltContent = ac;
  storedAltContentId = regObj.altContentId;
  }
  }
  else {}
  storedAltContent = abstractAltContent (obj);
  }
  If (!) () / %$/.test(regObj.width)) & & parseInt (regObj.width, 10) < 310) {}
  regObj.width = "310";
  }
  If (!) () / %$/.test(regObj.height)) & & parseInt (regObj.height, 10) < 137) {}
  regObj.height = "137";
  }
  doc.title = doc.title.slice (0, 47) + "-Flash Player Installation";
  var pt = ua.ie & & ua.win? "ActiveX": "PlugIn."
  DT = doc.title,
  FV = "MMredirectURL =" + win.location + "& MMplayerType =" + pt + "& MMdoctitle =" + dt.
  replaceId = regObj.id;
  For IE when a SWF file is loading (AND: not available in the cache) wait for the onload event to remove the original object element
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  If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & obj.readyState! = 4) {}
  var newObj = createElement ("div");
  replaceId += "SWFObjectNew";
  newObj.setAttribute ("id", replaceId);
  obj.parentNode.insertBefore (newObj, obj); Insert the placeholder div will be replaced by the object element that loads expressinstall.swf
  obj.style.display = 'none ';
  win.attachEvent ("onload", function() {obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj) ;});
  }
  createSWF ({data: regObj.expressInstall id: EXPRESS_INSTALL_ID, width:regObj.width, height:regObj.height}, {flashvars:fv}, replaceId);
  }
  }

  / * Functions of abstraction and display alternative content
  */
  function displayAltContent (obj) {}
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & obj.readyState! = 4) {}
  For IE when a SWF file is loading (AND: not available in the cache) wait for the onload event to remove the original object element
  In IE you can not properly cancel a loading SWF file without breaking the browser load references, also does not work obj.onreadystatechange
  var El = createElement ("div");
  obj.parentNode.insertBefore (el, obj); Insert the placeholder div will be replaced by alternative content
  el.parentNode.replaceChild (abstractAltContent (obj), el);
  obj.style.display = 'none ';
  win.attachEvent ("onload", function() {obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj) ;});
  }
  else {}
  obj.parentNode.replaceChild (abstractAltContent (obj), obj);
  }
  }

  function abstractAltContent (obj) {}
  var ac = createElement ("div");
  If (ua.win & & ua.ie) {}
  ac.innerHTML = obj.innerHTML;
  }
  else {}
  var nestedObj = obj.getElementsByTagName (OBJECT) [0];
  If {(nestedObj)
  var c = nestedObj.childNodes;
  If {(c)
  CL var = c.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < cl; i ++) {}
  If (!) () c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == 'param') & &! (c [i] .nodeType is 8)) {
  ac.appendChild (c [i] .cloneNode (true));
  }
  }
  }
  }
  }
  return ac;
  }

  / * Creation of dynamic Cross-browser SWF
  */
  function createSWF (attObj, parObj, id) {}
  var r, el is getElementById (id);
  If (typeof attObj.id == UNDEF) {/ / If no 'id' is defined for the object element, it will inherit the 'id' of alternative content}
  attObj.id = id;
  }
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {/ / do not combine the IE, the purpose and methods of the W3C DOM element: return to outerHTML}
  att var = "";
  for (var i in attObj) {}
  If (attObj [i]! = Object.prototype [i]) {/ / filter out other potential libraries prototype additions, like Object.prototype.toJSONString = function() {}
  If (I == 'data') {}
  parObj.movie = attObj [i];
  }
  ElseIf (i.toLowerCase () == "styleclass") {/ / 'class' is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
  att += "class =" "+ attObj [i] ' + '" '; "
  }
  Else if (I! = "classid") {}
  att += ' ' + i + "=" "+ attObj [i] ' + '" '; "
  }
  }
  }
  by var = "";
  for {(var j in parObj)
  If (parObj [j]! = Object.prototype [j]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
  "by += ' < param name =" "' + j + '" value = "" + parObj [j] + "" / > ';
  }
  }
  el.outerHTML = ' < object classid = "clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" ' + att + ' > ' + by + ' < / object > ";
  fixObjectLeaks (attObj.id); This bug only affects dynamic publishing
  r = getElementById (attObj.id);
  }
  ElseIf (ua.webkit & & ua.webkit < 312) {/ / older webkit engines ignore elements nested in the element of the object param: fall to property incorporate element}
  var e = createElement ("embed");
  e.setAttribute ("type", FLASH_MIME_TYPE);
  for (var attObj k) {}
  If (attObj [k]! = Object.prototype [k]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
  If (k == 'data') {}
  e.setAttribute ("src", attObj [k]);
  }
  ElseIf (k.toLowerCase () == "styleclass") {/ / 'class' is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
  e.setAttribute ("class", attObj [k]);
  }
  ElseIf (k! = "classid") {/ / filter the specific attribute IE}
  e.setAttribute (k, attObj [k]);
  }
  }
  }
  for {(var l parObj)
  If (parObj [l]! = Object.prototype [l]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
  If (l! = 'movie') {/ / filter the IE specific param elements}
  e.setAttribute (l, parObj [t]);
  }
  }
  }
  el.parentNode.replaceChild (e, el);
  r = e;
  }
  else {/ / good browsers behave}
  var o = createElement (OBJECT);
  o.setAttribute ("type", FLASH_MIME_TYPE);
  for {(var m in attObj)
  If (attObj [m]! = Object.prototype [m]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
  If (m.toLowerCase () == "styleclass") {/ / 'class' is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
  o.setAttribute ('class', attObj [m]);
  }
  Else if (m! = "classid") {/ / filter the specific attribute IE}
  o.setAttribute (m, attObj [m]);
  }
  }
  }
  for {(var n in parObj)
  If (parObj [n]! = Object.prototype [n] & & n! = 'movie') {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype and the IE specific param element}
  createObjParam (o, n, parObj [n]);
  }
  }
  el.parentNode.replaceChild (o, el);
  r = o;
  }
  Return r;
  }

  function createObjParam (el, pName, pValue) {}
  var p = createElement ("param");
  p.setAttribute ("name", pName);
  p.setAttribute ("value", pValue);
  el.appendChild (p);
  }

  function getElementById (id) {}
  Return doc.getElementById (id);
  }

  function createElement (el) {}
  Doc.createElement (el) return;
  }

  function hasPlayerVersion (rv) {}
  var pv = ua.pv, v is rv.split(".");.
  v [0] = parseInt (v [0], 10);
  v [1] = parseInt (v [1], 10);
  v [2] = parseInt (v [2], 10);
  return (pv [0] > v [0] |) (pv [0] == v [0] & & pv [1] > v [1]) | (pv [0] == v [0] & & pv [1] == v [1] & & pv [2] > = v[2])) ? true: false;
  }

  / * Creation of dynamic Cross-browser CSS
  -Based on the solution of Bobby van der Sluis: http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/articles/dynamicCSS.php
  */
  function createCSS (salt, VAT statement) {}
  If (ua.ie & & ua.mac) {}
  return;
  }
  var h = doc.getElementsByTagName ("head") [0], s = createElement ("style");
  s.setAttribute ("type", "text/css");
  s.setAttribute ("media", "screen");
  If (!) () UA.ie & & ua.win) & & typeof doc.createTextNode! = UNDEF) {}
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  If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & typeof doc.styleSheets! = UNDEF & & doc.styleSheets.length > 0) {}
  ls = doc.styleSheets var [doc.styleSheets.length - 1];
  If (typeof ls.addRule == OBJECT) {}
  ls.addRule (salt, VAT statement);
  }
  }
  }

  function setVisibility (id, isVisible) {}
  var v = isVisible? "visible": "hidden";
  If {(isDomLoaded)
  getElementById (id).style.visibility = v;
  }
  else {}
  createCSS ("#" + id, "visibility:" + v);
  }
  }

  function getTargetVersion (obj) {}
  If (! obj)
  return 0;
  var c = obj.childNodes;
  CL var = c.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < cl; i ++) {}
  If (c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () ==' object ' ') {}
  c = c [i] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0);
  cl = c.length;
  i = 0;
  }
  If (c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == 'param' & & c [i] .getAttribute ("name") == 'swfversion') {}
  Return c [i] .getAttribute ("value");
  }
  }
  return 0;
  }
  
  function getExpressInstall (obj) {}
  If (! obj)
  Return ' ';
  var c = obj.childNodes;
  CL var = c.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < cl; i ++) {}
  If (c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () ==' object ' ') {}
  c = c [i] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0);
  cl = c.length;
  i = 0;
  }
  If (c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == 'param' & & c [i] .getAttribute ("name") == "expressinstall") {}
  Return c [i] .getAttribute ("value");
  }
  }
  Return ' ';
  }
  
  return {}
  / * Public API
  -Reference: http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/wiki/SWFObject_2_0_documentation
  */
  registerObject: {function (objectIdStr, swfVersionStr, xiSwfUrlStr)
  If (! ua.w3cdom:! objectIdStr) {}
  return;
  }
  var obj = document.getElementById (objectIdStr);
  XI var = getExpressInstall (obj);
  var regObj = {};
  regObj.id = objectIdStr;
  regObj.swfVersion = swfVersionStr? swfVersionStr: getTargetVersion (obj);
  regObj.expressInstall = xiSwfUrlStr? xiSwfUrlStr: ((xi! = "")?) XI: false);
  regObjArr [regObjArr.length] = regObj;
  setVisibility (objectIdStr, false);
  },
  
  getObjectById: {function (objectIdStr)}
  var r = null;
  If (ua.w3cdom & & isDomLoaded) {}
  var o = getElementById (objectIdStr);
  If (o) {}
  var n = o.getElementsByTagName (OBJECT) [0];
  If (! n |) (n & & typeof o.SetVariable! = UNDEF)) {
  r = o;
  }
  else if (typeof n.SetVariable! = UNDEF) {}
  r = n;
  }
  }
  }
  Return r;
  },
  
  embedSWF: function (swfUrlStr, replaceElemIdStr, widthStr, heightStr, swfVersionStr, xiSwfUrlStr, flashvarsObj, parObj, attObj) {}
  If (! ua.w3cdom:! swfUrlStr |! replaceElemIdStr |! widthStr:! heightStr |! swfVersionStr) {}
  return;
  }
  widthStr += ""; Automatic conversion of string to be stupid
  heightStr += "";
  If (hasPlayerVersion (swfVersionStr)) {}
  setVisibility (replaceElemIdStr, false);
  var att = (typeof attObj == OBJECT)? attObj: {};
  att. Data = swfUrlStr;
  att. Width = widthStr;
  att. Height = heightStr;
  by var = (typeof parObj is OBJECT)? parObj: {};
  If (typeof flashvarsObj == OBJECT) {}
  for (var i in flashvarsObj) {}
  If (flashvarsObj [i]! = Object.prototype [i]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
  If (typeof par.flashvars! = UNDEF) {}
  by. FlashVars += "&" + i + "=" + flashvarsObj [i];
  }
  else {}
  by. FlashVars = i + "=" + flashvarsObj [i];
  }
  }
  }
  }
  {addDomLoadEvent (function ()}
  createSWF (att, par, replaceElemIdStr);
  If (att.id == replaceElemIdStr) {}
  setVisibility (replaceElemIdStr, true);
  }
  });
  }
  ElseIf (xiSwfUrlStr & &! isExpressInstallActive & & hasPlayerVersion ("6.0.65") & & (ua.win | ua.mac)) {}
  setVisibility (replaceElemIdStr, false);
  {addDomLoadEvent (function ()}
  var regObj = {};
  regObj.id = regObj.altContentId = replaceElemIdStr;
  regObj.width = widthStr;
  regObj.height = heightStr;
  regObj.expressInstall = xiSwfUrlStr;
  showExpressInstall (regObj);
  });
  }
  },
  
  getFlashPlayerVersion: function() {}
  return {major: ua.pv [0], minor:ua.pv [1], release: ua.pv [2]};
  },
  
  hasFlashPlayerVersion:hasPlayerVersion,
  
  createSWF: {function (attObj, parObj, replaceElemIdStr)
  If (ua.w3cdom & & isDomLoaded) {}
  Return createSWF (attObj, parObj, replaceElemIdStr);
  }
  else {}
  return undefined;
  }
  },
  
  createCSS: function (salt, VAT statement) {}
  If {(ua.w3cdom)
  createCSS (salt, VAT statement);
  }
  },
  
  addDomLoadEvent:addDomLoadEvent,
  
  addLoadEvent:addLoadEvent,
  
  getQueryParamValue: {function (param)}
  var q = doc.location.search | doc. Location.Hash;
  If (param == null) {}
  Return to q;
  }
  {if (q)}
  var pairs = q.substring (1) .split ("&");
  for (var i = 0; i < pairs.length; i ++) {}
  If (pairs [i] .substring (0, peers [i] .indexOf ("=")) == param) {}
  peers return [i] .substring ((peers [i] .indexOf ("=") + 1));
  }
  }
  }
  Return ' ';
  },
  
  For internal use only
  expressInstallCallback: function() {}
  If (isExpressInstallActive & & storedAltContent) {}
  var obj = getElementById (EXPRESS_INSTALL_ID);
  If (obj) {}
  obj.parentNode.replaceChild (storedAltContent, obj);
  If {(storedAltContentId)
  setVisibility (storedAltContentId, true);
  If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {}
  storedAltContent.style.display = 'block ';
  }
  }
  storedAltContent = null;
  storedAltContentId = null;
  isExpressInstallActive = false;
  }
  }
  }
  
  };

  }();

  Hello

  It is a problem with the code you are using, to remove the lines marked in red and check if it works then. Or move the code of swfobjects, (6 off) above any other javascript code you have at the bottom of your page.

  PZ

• Cannot upgrade/change/install Flash Player versions? For users of ZoneAlarm, here is a solution.

  For the past two weeks now, I was faced with the problem of not being able to properly install my flash version 9 player. I get would be the installation, of course, but they would be damaged facilities. I can't view certain websites in flash, and they stop install me FlashPlayer, even when I have version 9! At least that's what the computer tells me.
  
  After scouring all over the internet for similar problems, I noticed these cases more correlations. Another dilemma plagued me little time after, I realized that I couldn't change my homepage as well!
  
  Then I read the various cases of other people and what was striking, but they seemed all use ZoneAlarm firewall products. Soon, I found that the new firewall/OS product feature is the suspect.
  
  For users of ZoneAlarm Firewall (specifically with detail using OSFirewall versions), OSFirewall might lock your internet settings, startup programs, host file, but more importantly, your ActiveX files! Zone Labs included this feature to make the product much more coldly, but they do not realize that we, the users, need these files as well.
  
  The solution is simple. Simply navigate to the control program in ZoneAlarm (I use Pro). In the main tab, you should see the "Program Control" options. Below, there is a button "Custom". Click on that and go to the tab "OSFirewall" Alto! There are these turds. Left-click on the second column options will give the choice to leave. If you want to make sure that this unnecessary feature don't mean your settings again, I suggest you give all the permissions 'Allow' (notches).
  
  NOTE: even if you disable 'Program Control' or OSFirewall, you need to activate OSFirewall and change the permissions. This is because permission settings will be always locked to those present. In big, even if you disable OSFirewall and have the "Install ActiveX" setting refuse, it is still in denial permission. Check the marks all the way.
  
  If you still have problems, and you still feel that ZoneAlarm is the cause of the problems, I suggest you go tab 'Programs' from the control program. Here, you can view all the applications you have run your PC. Search for 'Macromedia' or 'Flash' of linked files and gives them all access to the internet and all the permissions. If you are not sure, remove all the non-Microsoft programs listed to reset these settings. When you install Flash Player again and you see requests for permission, just "let them".
  
  PS OSFirewall is not available on the free version of ZoneAlarm. Also, to make sure that ZoneAlarm is the cause of the problems, run a complete spyware and a virus scan. Most of the malware time causes these problems as well. Happy computing!

  For the past two weeks now, I was faced with the problem of not being able to properly install my flash version 9 player. I get would be the installation, of course, but they would be damaged facilities. I can't view certain websites in flash, and they stop install me FlashPlayer, even when I have version 9! At least that's what the computer tells me.

  After scouring all over the internet for similar problems, I noticed these cases more correlations. Another dilemma plagued me little time after, I realized that I couldn't change my homepage as well!

  Then I read the various cases of other people and what was striking, but they seemed all use ZoneAlarm firewall products. Soon, I found that the new firewall/OS product feature is the suspect.

  For users of ZoneAlarm Firewall (specifically with detail using OSFirewall versions), OSFirewall might lock your internet settings, startup programs, host file, but more importantly, your ActiveX files! Zone Labs included this feature to make the product much more coldly, but they do not realize that we, the users, need these files as well.

  The solution is simple. Simply navigate to the control program in ZoneAlarm (I use Pro). In the main tab, you should see the "Program Control" options. Below, there is a button "Custom". Click on that and go to the tab "OSFirewall" Alto! There are these turds. Left-click on the second column options will give the choice to leave. If you want to make sure that this unnecessary feature don't mean your settings again, I suggest you give all the permissions 'Allow' (notches).

  NOTE: even if you disable 'Program Control' or OSFirewall, you need to activate OSFirewall and change the permissions. This is because permission settings will be always locked to those present. In big, even if you disable OSFirewall and have the "Install ActiveX" setting refuse, it is still in denial permission. Check the marks all the way.

  If you still have problems, and you still feel that ZoneAlarm is the cause of the problems, I suggest you go tab 'Programs' from the control program. Here, you can view all the applications you have run your PC. Search for 'Macromedia' or 'Flash' of linked files and gives them all access to the internet and all the permissions. If you are not sure, remove all the non-Microsoft programs listed to reset these settings. When you install Flash Player again and you see requests for permission, just "let them".

  PS OSFirewall is not available on the free version of ZoneAlarm. Also, to make sure that ZoneAlarm is the cause of the problems, run a complete spyware and a virus scan. Most of the malware time causes these problems as well. Happy computing!

• State machine - waiting for user input before going to the next State

  Hello

  I based on the example of standard state machine and would like some advice on how I can prevent labview in the next state until a user clicks a button.

  for example, the current state is 1, it runs through its code and its about to happen at the end, therefore, enter the following State, based on the defined constant "then of States." There are only two choices on how the machine should proceed, rto status to State 5 or 4 bedroom.  However, if I used a "select" function where other State is determined by the Boolean value of a switch, how to set up my code that labview is not just assumne the current switch (probably a 'low' is the value of boolena to use.

  IM is probably not very clear, but hope that you understand my problem.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi, rivers,

  Simply add a case to handle the 2 buttons until the case of the action is over. You can use a ' wait on the UI"function if you do not want to interrogate the buttons. You may experience problems if you use the event structure to implement this. If you use more structure and then 1 event in your code, you can get a problem with UI suspended indefinitely. This happens if a key is managed by a structure of the event in another part of the loop. Locks user interface until he is executed, but it cannot be run because it is in another case. You must use only 1 structure of the event to handle all of your entries, but if you do that, then, you will have the problem to allow only certain buttons at certain points. For example, you want to only 2 & 3 active after action 1 action buttons and the buttons that are used to go to other disabled at this stage steps. It will be messy. Better just to add an extra case after every case of action that deals with the interaction of the user for the next case. In the example that I joined, I placed action buttons in a cluster that is passed to all cases allowing you to get the keys you need when you need it. You could of course just to put the buttons in cases where necessary, but I prefer the first method.

  RGS,

  Lucither.

• How to write a function (for an ex-Flash-dev)

  Hiya,

  I am coming from a Flash/AS 3.0 environment and I'm getting a bit confused trying to write functions in EA.

  I'm quite new to JS and jQuery so that something is similar to actionscript, I'm still finding things a little confusing.

  I'm working on my first project with EA 2014.1.1 and managed to get away with the built in functions to date, but I now need to do something more custom.

  For example, in Flash, I would write a function to a button and it would go in the first frame of the timeline or a class file:

  function nameOfFunction (event) {}

  do things

  };

  Then the button, we would have a script event listener calling the function:

  myButton.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, nameOfFunction);

  Can someone explain to me how it works in the EA?

  It seems easy to use for the very basic functions, but anything more requires advanced js knowledge!

  I watched a lot of tutorials but they are for older versions of the edge or that they cover only the basic stuff.

  It doesn't seem to be much out there at all.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Put the function in the compositionReady

  SYM. Nomfonction = function() {}

  Do all that in the service

  }

  and call it when you want it

  SYM. Nomfonction();

  I hope this helps.

• Flash CS3 for Flex 3 Communication

  I apologize, although the installation page says "Please use"Attach the Code"in order to include examples of code in the message." The button does not appear in my browser (Firefox).
  
  I have a UI developed in Flash CS3 by our graphic designer. I have the code written in Flex that has a bunch of backend calculations that must be done when one of the user interface buttons are clicked.
  
  The UI.swf file have a manager like that on the button:
  (release)
  {
  Collect information
  Send information to the Flex container.
  If (_root.updatePrefs)
  {
  _root.updatePrefs (the_data);
  }
  }
  
  
  The main.mxml file includes:
  
  < mx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]
  public void updatePrefs(the_data:Object):void
  {
  Perform calculations
  }
  
  [Embed(source="assets/UI.swf")]
  [Bindable]
  public var UI: Class;
  []] >
  < / mx:Script >
  < mx:Image id = 'background' source '{UI}"="0"= XY ="0"/ >
  
  
  It is important to note that the UI.swf file was created with Actionscript 2.0 enabled instead of Actionscript 3.0.
  
  The call in the onrelease handler seems to not work. What must I do to have the UI.swf file to communicate with the Flex file?
  
  Thank you.

  The two responses presented by Greg Lafrance and ntsiii are correct. This message is to summarize their responses and provide links that are not well.

  AS 2.0 and AS 3.0 work in different virtual machines, thus they do not communicate directly.

  You can use the LocalConnection class to communicate between two virtual machines.

  If you upgrade the CS3 file to use Actionscript 3.0, then you can use the cross-programming method for communication. It's simple, if they are loaded from the same server with the same domain name. They can talk to each other directly.

• How can I add a button for text Style/Bar?

  Is it possible that I can add a button for Style/bar text in the composition window, next to the B, I, and U? System shortcut Mac did not: it appears the menu shortcut ("order /' ') & the menu flashes as if it works, but it's not.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Thunderbird/addon/extra-format-buttons/?src=HP-DL-upandcoming

• tried to send emails using the fast-forward button now e-mail flashes on and outside

  tried to send emails using the fast-forward button now e-mail flashes on and outside

  Please disconnect from the Internet temporarily, if necessary, by disabling a Wi - Fi connection or unplug Ethernet cable, whichever is applicable.

  In the Mail menu bar, select

  ▹ Connection Doctor window

  Look for the email account (SMTP) out in the window that opens. Double-click it. Another window opens, displaying the list of all outgoing mail accounts. We'll pick the one affected. Make a note of the settings. Click the sign to remove, and then click OK.

  Reconnect to the Internet and add the account back with the same settings.

• Toshiba 32W1333DN: name of moving/deleting/edit buttons for the missing channels

  Hello

  I just bought 32W1333DN in Sweden.
  But I can't change the position of the channels in the channel list.

  Both the Quick start guide that comes in the box with the TV and the online manual has pictures and details on how to move/remove the channels and change the names of channel in the channel list.

  I'm supposed to go in
  Menu->-> Edit Channel List channel list.

  Once there, I select channels and perform tasks by selecting the buttons.

  But these buttons aren't where I watch my TV.
  Instead of the buttons for * OK * / * Move * / * remove * / * change name * / * lock * I've * OK * / * lock *.

  What is going on?

  In settings, version of the program is * V.2.1.4A * and upgrade software * V.2.1.9x *.

  Hello

  Please take a look in the user manual
  [Manual Toshiba 32W1333 | http://www.toshiba-om.net/LCD/PDF/English/W1333-32-English.pdf]

  Page 17 provides information on the list of chains, sorting programs and program locking.

  For example, to move the only channel in the list, you must do the following:
  Channel order can be changed according to your personal preferences.

  SELECT the main key channels list menu, then press OK.
  Select modify the channel list to manage all channels. Use upward or downwards and the OK button to select Edit list of strings.
  The Move option in the channel button list and press OK.
  Change number of screen will be displayed. Enter the desired channel number using the number keys on the remote control. If there is a channel previously stored on that number, a warning screen will be displayed. Select Yes if you want to move the channel and press OK.
  Selected channel is now moved.

• Event Structure Weirdness

  Last night, SAP posted an interesting question on his blog (The Daily CLAD).

  In short, we create a dynamic event, enter it and generate two events with the data being 1 and 2.  Then we travel a structure of the event that is registered for the dynamic event.  Inside of the event is another structure of event which is also on the dynamic event inside a loop set FOR to run twice.  The data of the event was autoindexed and went straight to the final output.  Now logic would state that the output should be {1,2}.  But when I run it, I get {1,1}.  I thought it was really strange.  So of course, I got to play.

  I changed the buckle FOR to run 3 times.  Oh, it is here and waiting for another event.  If it is to see two events, as it should be.  It's just that for the second event data is not transmitted correctly.

  But let's play others.  I put another LOOP around the external event structure and did run twice.  He does not see the second event at all (that is to say, is there and waiting for another event on the second iteration).  Why not?  It is registered for it?  He saw the first event?  Why wouldn't it the second event in its queue?

  Now if I remove the inside OF the loop and let my loop FOR external, everything works perfectly as I expect.

  Now, it becomes even more strange.  I added a button and changing the value for the button of my external event structure (the two structures event with loops to go twice).  The structure of the external event is also ignorant of my button value change event.

  OR, what the #* $& @* is happening here?

  The problem is not with nested structures event, but with the shared record refnum. An event record refnum should belong only to a single event structure. As soon as share you, you get undefined behavior. It could work very well, he might behave in a totally random way.

  Example of David is wrong for the same reason. He may have worked when he ran, but it is not something that must be invoked. The structure of substantive event should have a separate record node.

• I lost the button "switch users."

  "I lost my"Start"button"change user"- she says that I have to uninstall the Client Services for Netware"?

  Are you referring to the ability to change user on a single computer to Windows XP (this is called 'Fast user switching')?

  Assuming that you are referring to the fast user switching option, (a) Services the Client for Netware has nothing to do with the fast user switching, and (b) do you mean start > Logoff now does not include the ' switch users '?

  See if the WAS has been disabled--> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279765

  Note that there are 3 different ways to use WAS (once it has been activated)

  • Click Start, click close, and then click switch user.
  • Open (CTRL + ALT + DELETE) Task Manager and then click switch user in the shut down menu.
  • Hold down the Windows key and press the L key)

  Assuming that WAS has been activated and that none of the 3 methods of work, and if it has not been so for a long time, try to use system restore to return to a recent restore point.  Do not go back to a point before that you installed or uninstalled applications.

  If the system restore does not help or it has been too long safely using System Restore, there is a file *.reg at http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm (line 34, on the left side) which is supposed to restore WAS.  I have a vague memory that I had a few doubts as to if this could work.  It is, however, worth a try.  Back up the registry first by doing a system restore point or using C:\WINDOWS\ERUNT.  Just for reference, Kelly Korner and Lars Hederer sites are safe to download from.

  Unless you are using Novell NetWare (not very common these days) there is no reason to have the "Client Services for Netware" installed.  Go to network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK) and right-click on the icon for your network adapters.  Click the general tab.  Most individuals should have only 4 points listed under "this connection uses the following items"

  • Client for Microsoft networks
  • File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft networks
  • Internet (TCP/IP) Protocol
  • QoS Packet Scheduler

  If you have anything listed, after return and explain how your computer is networked and that (for example, a corporate LAN).