chriegszocker
04-09-2003, 02:48 PM
hm, i know there are already post with this content, but i thought i could write something about it.
there's a way to detect a flash plugin, that is higher then 4.
just put in first frame a script like:
test = "test";
if (test == "test"){
GotoFrame Scene 3; /*here depends the writing form the version and system you use. in macromedia it is gotoAndPlay(3);
then write the end tag
*/
in the second frame stop the movie. and write something about needing a flashversion 5 or higher.
in the third frame put your normal movie.
this workes, because the flash plugin 4 and lower don't understand the equality sighns (==), so the if-statement won't work.
there's a way to detect a flash plugin, that is higher then 4.
just put in first frame a script like:
test = "test";
if (test == "test"){
GotoFrame Scene 3; /*here depends the writing form the version and system you use. in macromedia it is gotoAndPlay(3);
then write the end tag
*/
in the second frame stop the movie. and write something about needing a flashversion 5 or higher.
in the third frame put your normal movie.
this workes, because the flash plugin 4 and lower don't understand the equality sighns (==), so the if-statement won't work.