Wrote this simple function for a friend a few days ago, might be useful for someone.
Also this will get you accustomed to loading content from an external php file.
Call the source.php file what you want, as long as you keep the php extension.
source.php
Implementation:
Basically you can take a pure html page, change the extension
from html to php and very easily call the swf() function, like so..
index.php
Also this will get you accustomed to loading content from an external php file.
Call the source.php file what you want, as long as you keep the php extension.
source.php
PHP:
<?php
$video1 = 'http://www.youtube.com/p/C93BE23562D8372C&hl=en&fs=1';
$video2 = 'https://www.pandora.com/radio/tuner_9_0_0_0_pandora.swf';
$video3 = '';
// etc..
?>
<?php
function swf($width, $height, $src, $ToF, $always)
{
$flash = '<object width="'.$width.'" height="'.$height.'">
<param name="movie" value="'.$src.'">
</param>
<param name="allowFullScreen" value="'.$ToF.'">
</param>
<param name="allowscriptaccess" value="'.$always.'">
</param>
<embed src="'.$src.'" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
allowscriptaccess="'.$always.'"
allowfullscreen="'.$ToF.'"
width="'.$width.'"
height="'.$height.'">
</embed>
</object>';
echo($flash);
}
?>Implementation:
Basically you can take a pure html page, change the extension
from html to php and very easily call the swf() function, like so..
index.php
PHP:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
The require_once() function is needed, place this
somewhere on the page prior to calling the swf function
<?php require_once('source.php'); ?>
This will create all the necessary tags needed to
run an swf in the webpage, without having to
rewrite the code over and over.
Example:
<br />
<?php swf(480, 385, $video1, 'true', 'always'); ?>
<br />
<?php swf(800, 600, $video2, 'true', 'always'); ?>
</body>
</html>
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