chrome://cache displays all recently cached file. i want to hide my swf flash links from it. Is there any way to hide my swf flash files in chrome as well as in other browsers.
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I need to publish an HTML page in an intranet containing the index of some video files, also located on the network. From the main page I thought of pointing, for each video, to a separate html page in which to incorporate it.
I would like to know if it is possible to prevent users from accessing video files directly by browsing the network resources. In practice, the videos should be visible only through the html pages but the relative .mp4 files should not be accessible in any other way (for example by making copy and paste via file explorer). Is it technically possible?
Finally, to prevent download from html pages I thought deactivating the right button on the embedded videos also if it's not the solution for all browsers.
On a project, i have an iframe and a link targeting it. The link leads to an mp3 file. However on google chrome, and maybe other browsers, the iframe appears with a horrible black background.
Is there any way to fix this?
All solutions i have found so far talk about changing the background in the source file, but this is not possible for me as it is an mp3 file not an html file.
You have zero control over the default presentation of an audio player when you link to it in this way. In fact, it's very common that the file will just be downloaded instead of played in a browser.
If you want to control it, you need to build an HTML page that loads the audio file.
I was given an interactive pdf file, it has a slide with a small slideshow (3 slides) when looked at that particular slide. There is a play button and stop button at the bottom that appears/disappears if you move your mouse over it, and we can choose to play it or stop it. I don't know if its a video though. But, there is some interactivity in that slide. I tried to embed this pdf in an HTML file iframe. It works for the most part but the interactivity doesn't work in chrome: I have Version 53.0.2785.143 m of chrome.
However, not sure if by fluke or what, in IE 11 its working. Any ideas on how this can be made to work on chrome? I am using a simple iframe
<iframe src="file://C:\Users\svboll\embed-pdf\Interactive.pdf"
style="width:718px; height:700px;"
frameborder="0"></iframe>
IE 11 uses the Adobe Reader plugin (if available and it sounds like it is) to display the PDF in the iFrame so you'll see the interactivity play correctly there. Edge doesn't and neither does Chrome. Chrome uses it's own built-in PDF viewer which doesn't support most interactivity. For interactive PDF, you simply will not be able to create a consistent experience of PDF in an iframe across browsers, platforms, and devices. This is not a limitation of PDF, it's a limitation of the viewers in that they have not fully implemented the PDF specification.
I have multiple, 6 second video banners with an unmute button looping on the same webpage with AS3. They work fine when viewing in flash player, but when I place within the html page and upload it (via cms) onto a testing server, they only play correctly when the swf is in browser view. Is it possible to have the swf's to play continuous and not stop looping when out of view?
Is there any possibility using the drag&drop technology for dragging desktop images onto a flash swf in a HTML document? I would like to be able to load images by dragging a image file from the desktop or file explorer and the traditional way of selecting it clicking the browse button.
Thanks.
It's possible to do that in AIR. See this blog post for a working example and some additional info: http://fbflex.wordpress.com/2010/01/15/how-to-drag-images-from-browsers-and-desktop-to-adobe-ai/