AC_RunActiveContent.js needed???

[silverado]

Hi,

Is there a way I can publish a Flash movie without generating the AC_RunActiveContent.js file?
I think is not needed anymore. I'm on Flash CS3.

Thanks

[Cota]

I think by unchecking "HTML" in the publish settings the output of the JS file will stop.

[kkbbcute]

Programs like Dreamweaver CS4 and other stuff like goLive adds the javascript file by default. So unless your final site is all in Flash, there's little point in disabling the html checkbox.

[silverado]

If you uncheck "HTML" it won't generate it, but in most of the cases I need the html file...

[CyanBlue]

There is no automatic way of doing it anymore... I'd say hand code the HTML code that does not use external JavaScript file...

[silverado]

That's what I thought... It's a shame there's no "automatic" way. Thanks anyway.

[FlashBulb]

Is it possible to generate AC_RunActiveContent.js like it used to, with CS4?

I realize they changed things in CS4, but can I go back to the old way? There's a programmer at my work who takes the Flash I make and puts it into the site, and he's complaining now that he can't get it to work the new way, without the external AC_RunActiveContent.js file. I have no idea what his issue is, I just want to give him what he knows.

[CyanBlue]

Tell him to read and learn the new thing? It shouldn't be that hard... ;)

[FlashBulb]

He said that the old, separate js file used a div tag that the new one doesn't, and he used that div tag's name in his page code.