At my company, we use Omniture SiteCatalyst for our web analytics/tracking. Unfortunately, Omniture does not give user’s Flash Version statistics in their standard reports like Google Analytics does. On the other hand, Omniture gives you the freedom to create custom reports that you can determine on your own using their provided JavaScript code.
I am already [...]
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- Mar, 07
Using SWFObject for Flash Version Tracking
- Tags: Flash, JavaScript
- 3 Comments
- 25
- Apr, 06
Prevent copy/paste and Print Screen online
- Tags: Flash, JavaScript
- 40 Comments
Let’s face it, there is such a thing as sensitive material on the web. I was recently put to the task of protecting a certain page on our company’s intranet from being redistributed outside the company. In other words, we have a page on the intranet that is so sensitive, upper managment doesn’t want our [...]
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- Jul, 05
AOL vs. Flash Pre-Loader
I’ve been using an image pre-loader that I wrote myself for several years now, whenever I need to load an external jpeg into my movie. I’ve also been in the habbit of re-naming my .jpg images to .jjj in order to trick AOL’s image compression “feature.”
What I never expected is that AOL would also find [...]
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- Mar, 05
using ’set variable’ to store a new array in a sharedObject BUG
PROBLEM Today I ran into a rather perplexing bug in Flash when I tried to create/write to a shared object. I needed to create an array named after an ID and then store 3 values into that array. The idea is that each ID would have its own array with its own 3 values. Since [...]
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- Dec, 04
Embedding Flash While Supporting Standards (and without javaScript)
- Tags: Firefox, Flash, Internet Explorer, Standards
- 35 Comments
An even better improvement to the Flash Satay and Flash Javay methods
I’ve been looking at the Flash Satay method of maintaining valid markup using flash (the <embed> tag commonly used for non-IE browsers is no longer supported by current versions of HTML and XHTML). It always seemed a little wacky and time consuming to have [...]
