Introducing ASPNetFlash
The ASPNetFlash Control allows Adobe Flash media (.swf files) to be embedded into your ASP.Net web forms.
The ASP.Net Flash Control is unique in that it:
- Removes the annoying "Click to activate and use this control" message on Flash Movies.
- Automatically detects the client's Flash plug-in version and, where appropriate, displays alternative HTML.
- Allows fully-featured ASP.NET HTML-alternative code, supporting full access to code-behind and all controls.
- Produces XHTML compliant code (conventional Flash embedding techniques do not).
- Allows you to dynamically send data into your Flash Movie from ASP.Net as variables or entire XML documents.
- Produces search engine friendly code.
- Allows you to produce WAI compliant, accessible websites with Adobe Flash media.
- Automatically detects your Flash Movie's principle properties, so that Flash can be added to your web pages in just a few clicks.
- Exposes an API for you to control Flash Movies at Run-Time using JavaScript.
Installation
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Download and unzip the appropriate ASP.Net Flash component for your development environment:
- Download ASPNetFlash for ASP.Net 2.0 from http://www.aspnetflash.com/ASPNetFlash/ASPNetFlashSetup2_0.zip
- Download ASPNetFlash for ASP.Net 1.x from http://www.aspnetflash.com/ASPNetFlash/ASPNetFlashSetup1_x.zip
Once downloaded and unzipped, run the included executable to automatically import the ASP.Net Flash Control into your Microsoft Visual Studio Toolbox.
Usage
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Once installed, drag the ASPNetFlash control from the toolbox onto your ASPX web form in design mode. You will see that it renders as a Flash-Enabled logo.
Change the MovieURL property to point to a SWF file. You must have already added the SWF file to your ASP.Net application in the Solution Explorer.
The Flash Movie will now be rendered into your web page.
Now Compatible with Microsoft AJAX, supports DataBinding, and features a Live Flash Debugger. New JavaScript API allows Flash Movies to be controlled by client JavaScript.