I have an html file that uses an xml.Basically, this html has some flash content.What all I have with me is a html file,.xml file, .swf fle & .js file.How can I use this html file on ipad.
You can't. The iPhone does not support Flash. You can view the html/xml/js just fine, but the Flash will not display.
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I am making a website using only HTML and CSS. I am trying to link to an online mp3 file (that I do not own) so that the mp3 plays in the browser. This simple code does what I want on Firefox and Safari:
<a href="https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/assets/sound/548271.mp3" >
However, instead of playing the mp3, Chrome automatically downloads the mp3 file to my computer. Is there some way I can alter my HTML code (not my browser preferences) to stop this from happening? Thanks.
You can't guarantee that all the browsers will have a built-in in-frame player for the audio file.
The best thing to do in this case is to embed the audio player into a page with the audio element:
<audio src="https://example.com/some-sound.mp3" controls></audio>
I have a code containing real media player video and audio files. (.rm and .ram). They are not working in browsers. Can you please suggest a solution. The code contains an embed tag which has a .rpm file in src. The .rpm file contains path to a .smi file which contains the .rm video and audio files to be played on clicking a button in browser. But this is not working as it should.
Thanks.
Convert the RealMedia files to a modern format, such as MP3 for audio files, or MPEG4 for video files.
RealMedia has been effectively obsolete for the last five to ten years (depending on how you define "obsolete"), and is no longer playable in any modern web browser.
I've a .fla program that decompresses ZIP files using BiteArray.
In order to use this BiteArray I change the publish settings of the document in Adobe AIR.
I tried to embed this app in an HTML page as you would for a swf file, so with SWFObject, but nothing is shown, even if I run the swf locally.
There is a particular way to manage an swf in Adobe AIR?
There is no way you can embed an AIR app in a html. AIR is for desktop applications (or mobile).
But you do not need AIR to use ByteArray ...
The code you found may use the File class. This one is AIR only.
You'll have to work that around.
I have a swf file which I need embedded into a webpage. Does safari and google chrome support swf files with collada in it?
If I have two video tags in a webpage with the same file reference, will it downloaded twice or will it use the same downloaded file?
Please indicate if the behavior differs per browser.
When I run a page test for Chrome, it appears to download the same video file each time that video is referenced. I'm using HTML5 <video> tags.