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Hide an extension name - Give a browser page name - Make the page go fullscreen
Hi Guys,
I am working on a project (in html and flash) and i have 3 issues. Your help would be really useful and appreciated. By the way, my swf cannot be simply put in an html since i need it to expend.
1-Hide an extension name; I know that with a html page, you simply create folders and name your all your page index.html. It will hide the extension name of your file in this case for example /contact.html would give /contact/. But i have multiple swf files too. So i need to do the same thing i did with my html pages. I tried to make an index.swf but it doesn't work.
2-Give a name to a swf file for the top of the browser. It easy to do it for an html, is there a way to name your page on a swf file for the browsers ?
3-From the index, i want the next page to go full screen after we clicked enter. I found a couple of codes but a they seems to work only with few browsers. Is there a simple code that will work with all of them ?
Thanks a lot in advance for your help
theVibe
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Bearded (M|G)od
First of all, "hiding the extension name" as you call it, is not what you think.
When you do what you're describing, is not a proper way, and it's essentially a cheat. What you're doing is putting say, contact.html inside of a folder called /contact, and renaming the file to index.html. So you have /contact/index.html How it's properly handled is with .htaccess RewriteRules for Apache. You can set up a bunch of rules and have Apache interpret them differently.
But, besides that, the only way to do that with a swf directly would be to use an htaccess rule. Luckily, you're misunderstanding what even is done.
You don't need to rewrite "index.swf" to anything. Your swf still needs to be embedded in an html document. Then you can embed your index.swf on your index.html, and all will be well for you. 
And to answer #3, I need some more details. Explain more.
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