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ABOUT

This module provides developer tools for working with Flash files 
from both the server-side and the client side. It includes PHP 
code for registering new flash content and a jQuery plugin for
working with the client from JavaScript.

REQUIREMENTS

- Drupal 6.x

INSTALLATION

- Copy the swfembed directory to your modules directory.
- Go to admin/build/modules and enable it.
- Everything else is handled by the miracle of Drupal's automated install
  system.
  
DEVELOPING WITH SWFEMBED

This module is intended for developer use. You may want to take a quick look
at the source code (there are commented out examples) or see the handbook page.

The Flashy module (http://drupal.org/project/flashy) uses this module to 
provide flash video support. That, also, is a good source of information on 
the workings of this module.

AUTHORS AND CREDIT

Gershon Bialer
http://www.raydash.com

Larry Garfield (PHP)
http://www.palantir.net/

Matt Butcher (JavaScript and jQuery Plugin)
http://www.palantir.net/

This module was initially developed by Palantir.net and released to 
the Drupal community under the GNU General Public License.

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  1. ABOUT
  2. This module provides developer tools for working with Flash files
  3. from both the server-side and the client side. It includes PHP
  4. code for registering new flash content and a jQuery plugin for
  5. working with the client from JavaScript.
  6. REQUIREMENTS
  7. - Drupal 6.x
  8. INSTALLATION
  9. - Copy the swfembed directory to your modules directory.
  10. - Go to admin/build/modules and enable it.
  11. - Everything else is handled by the miracle of Drupal's automated install
  12. system.
  13. DEVELOPING WITH SWFEMBED
  14. This module is intended for developer use. You may want to take a quick look
  15. at the source code (there are commented out examples) or see the handbook page.
  16. The Flashy module (http://drupal.org/project/flashy) uses this module to
  17. provide flash video support. That, also, is a good source of information on
  18. the workings of this module.
  19. AUTHORS AND CREDIT
  20. Gershon Bialer
  21. http://www.raydash.com
  22. Larry Garfield (PHP)
  23. http://www.palantir.net/
  24. Matt Butcher (JavaScript and jQuery Plugin)
  25. http://www.palantir.net/
  26. This module was initially developed by Palantir.net and released to
  27. the Drupal community under the GNU General Public License.