What the script does is replace the splashintro div with the flash file, if the browser does not support Flash, then does nothing and the splash_noflash.png will be shown. Using the SWFObjects Library (the best known so far for the matter) you can do this: I don't know why you want to avoid javascript, it is the best solution when dealing with Flash. We’re currently working on a design refresh and that’s where I stumbled upon this piece of code which makes me wonder if it’s really the most elegant and compatible way of doing so.Īnother idea that strikes me: Is it actually possible to load Flash-objects in a JavaScript disabled environment? In the past it was solved very likely in the way mentioned before. In case it isn’t possible a simple image should be shown. The bank I’m working for will preferably display their banners in Flash format. The reason for needing this separation is the following:

(like if the object (in our case Flash) can’t be displayed/loaded). Hypertext Markup Language is the abbreviation for Hypertext Markup Language.

HTML5 - The most common and most popular alternative to Adobe Flash Player is HTML5. I’m thinking of some XHTML tag, equivalent to. Specifically, we will stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of 2020 and encourage content creators to migrate any existing Flash content to these new open formats. Honestly, I would prefer a non JS technique. I’ve found recommendations, like the following from W3C, which determine via JavaScript the existence of Adobe Flash on the client: W3C Providing alternative images Are there any ways providing an alternate GIF/PNG image, in case the user has no Adobe Flash installed and/or deactivated.

Alternative for adobe flash player