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or if you simply want to embed swf flash movie in html page, then through dream viewer you can do it easily

 

just click on dreamviewer "Insert" menu then "Media" then "Flash" now the browse window will open just select the swf file that you want to play on your page.

 

that's it

 

your flash file is embed in your html page now

I think he is meaning to make the page validate to xhtml!

 

I dont do much flash stuff myself as i have been pre-programed that it is bad for site optimisation  :P

But if you paste a youtube vid into a xhtml page using the code straight from youtube, the page wont validate!

I'm trying to get working and validated for XHTML 1.0 Strict. Any ideas for this?

 

swfobject validates fine in XHTML transitional and strict.

 

Should you really be using XHTML?

 

There is nothing inherently wrong in XHTML, it just doesn't do the things that are supposed to make it special. Or rather it does, but IE ignores that fact, making those special things mostly useless.

  • 2 weeks later...

you may find this useful

http://snipplr.com/view/4333/valid-xhtml-11-strict-flash-embed/

<div>
<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="header.swf" width="700" height="116">
<param name="movie" value="header.swf" />
<!--content for when flash is not available -->
</object>
</div>

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