• Basics
    • WContainerWidget
    • WTemplate
    • WText
    • WAnchor
    • WBreak
    • WImage
    • WGroupBox
    • WStackedWidget
    • WTable
    • WMenu
    • WTree
    • WTreeTable
    • WPanel
    • WTabWidget
    • WProgressBar
  • Form Widgets
    • WPushButton
    • WCheckBox
    • WRadioButton
    • WComboBox
    • WSelectionBox
    • WLineEdit
    • WSpinBox
    • WTextArea
    • WCalendar
    • WDatePicker
    • WInPlaceEdit
    • WSuggestionPopup
    • WTextEdit
    • WFileUpload
    • WPopupMenu
  • Form Validators
  • Ext Widgets
    • Ext::Button
    • Ext::LineEdit
    • Ext::NumberField
    • Ext::CheckBox
    • Ext::ComboBox
    • Ext::RadioButton
    • Ext::Calendar
    • Ext::DateField
    • Ext::Menu/ToolBar
    • Ext::Dialog
  • Vector Graphics
    • Emweb logo example
    • Paintbrush example
  • Special Purpose
    • WGoogleMap
    • WMediaPlayer
    • WSound
    • WVideo
    • WAudio
    • WFlashObject
  • Dialogs
    • WDialog
    • WMessageBox
    • Ext Dialogs
  • Charts
    • Category Charts
    • Scatter Plots
    • Pie Charts
  • MVC Widgets
    • The Models
    • Proxy models
    • Combobox Views
    • WTableView
    • WTreeView
    • Chart Views
  • Events
    • WKeyEvent
    • WMouseEvent
    • WDropEvent
  • Style and Layout
    • CSS
    • WLoadingIndicator
    • WBoxLayout
    • WGridLayout
    • WBorderLayout
WFlashObject [doc]

To integrate a Flash object into an application, you can instantiate a WFlashObject. It's API provides ways to set Flash parameters and variables. You will also need to provide an explicit size to the object (as it does not respond to CSS). If flash is not supported, you can provide any WWidget as alternative content (including e.g. a link that sends the user to a page where flash can be downloaded).

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