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Why is my Flash widget so small in the Flash Wrapper?
I put two versions(one is javascript code, the other is flash code) of http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/vtech...
on http://www.voicememe.com/test_widget....
As you can see, the flash-code one at the bottomshows up too small.
It occurs in both IE and Firefox.
Please check.
on http://www.voicememe.com/test_widget....
As you can see, the flash-code one at the bottomshows up too small.
It occurs in both IE and Firefox.
Please check.
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Inappropriate?Hey there,
It's likely because your flash file has been coded with implicit stage settings, primarily the scale and alignment behaviors. If you have coded your widget this way, it is necessary to configure your widget on Widgetbox with those settings so our flash wrapper can scale and position your widget appropriately.
You can read more about this here in our Flash widget documentation: http://docs.widgetbox.com/developers/...
I’m sure
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Inappropriate?I removed the staging settings on my widget.
It looks better now. but the bottom part of the flash-based widget is half-hidden.
you can see the problem for the 2nd widget at http://www.voicememe.com/test_widget.... -
Inappropriate?The second widget uses our Flash widget wrapper to insert the widget on the page and when this is the case, the GetWidget button is actually loaded inside our wrapper taking up 23 vertical pixels at the bottom. It looks like you use the stage width/height to determine how big to make your widget's content; instead, we recommend using the parameters widget_width and widget_height which are always passed to your swf file as input parameters. These values will be the correct width and height of the widget content regardless if it is running in the Javascript or Flash wrapper.
