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    Thumbs up Is possible to write a code using shockwave object in codebehind?

    Hi,

    I write the code in Html to get a flash file using shockwave object.The below one.

    <object type ="application/x-shockwave-flash" data ="nav.swf" width ="500" height ="450">
    <param name="src" value ="intro.swf" />
    </object>

    My question Is possible to write a code in code behind?Why i am asking that in Vb.Net we can load the shockwave object components.But in Asp.Net If we try to load the components not possible.So clear my doubt??

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    Re: Is possible to write a code using shockwave object in codebehind?

    This article may help:
    http://www.a1vbcode.com/app-3867.asp

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    HI nm

    I am asking Asp.Net.U gave the site for vb.net.Already i got it.Is any way ?

    Thanks

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    Re: Is possible to write a code using shockwave object in codebehind?

    This is for ASP.NET. Download the zip and open the Word document for instructions.

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    Yes.I got that.

    Thanks

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    Re: Is possible to write a code using shockwave object in codebehind?

    Code to do what exactly?

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