I had previously used a beta version but have now upgraded to 1.0. I downloaded the SWFObject and jquery plugin and placed them in swftools/shared as I had done before. I also downloaded UFO and that is appropriately listed, but the SWFobject and jquery.flash.js are listed as missing, although I can see them in the folder.

I'm not sure why they are not being listed. Thanks for your help. This is a wonderful module.

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sime’s picture

Thanks for the support!

Check out the README in the shared directory, because the locations of the files and some variables have changed a little leading up to the final release.

If you have further trubble, just describe your folder structure (or do a print-screen and attach it) and I should be able to work out the problem for you.

drupalluver’s picture

Well that's fast service! The readme in the shared folder explained all of the changes that I needed to make and it's working perfectly now. Thank you so much!

If it's not too much trouble, how do you make multiple files show up next to each other? I use the php code as the filter coding seems to be stripped out with tinymce, even when I disable rich text.

For example if I have two files

 print swf("movie1.flv");
 print swf("movie2.flv"); 

this will print one below the other. How to make them side by side? Thanks in advance, again.

sime’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Yes, conflicts between filters will can be painful. You might need to visit the input filters page admin/settings and fiddle around with those. But if you have PHP rights then it's not a problem, filter are best for users where PHP is a security risk.

Laying them side-by-side should be possible by putting .swftools-wrapper {float: left} in your stylesheet.

drupalluver’s picture

Wonderful, I'll try that!

drupalluver’s picture

The following worked
.swftools-wrapper {float: left;
margin-right:10px;
clear:none;}

I did try adjusting the input filter, too. Thanks again! Keep up the fantastic work!

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)