Moodle in English: How to resize flash player in an embedded page

Hi Richard and Mary,

Thanks for the very helpful information. Yes I know its working fine on firefox but not on ie or chrome. I tried to implement this using Mary's above suggestion and now its working fine but there is another problem appearing which can be seen in the picture below

You can see menu is working fine. I am showing flash content using below code and setting width="895" and height="700" in the following code

but flash content is automatically showing on width="895" and height="600", below area is hiding and scroll bar is appearing on the page to show the hiding content.

I want to show all the content on the width="895" and height="700" without scrolling the page down to see the rest content. Please guide me what should I do right now?

Thanks for your cooperation. I am very thanksful to all of you. Please be kind to help me out to solve this problem.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 28 February 2012, 5:05 AM

Hi,

This looks like you have added a webpage added the swf flash object to it them embedded this page into a course page. In this case you need to set the pameters of the embeded page so you need to go back into that page and edit the settings. You will see some Advanced Settings somewhere on that page when editing is enabled.

HTH

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 28 February 2012, 8:54 PM

Hi Mary,

I think you need to explain me about this element

element.style {

height: 400px;

width: 895px;

}

as it depicts from the image below.

Please explain me about the above element which in shown by firebug. Where can I change this element because its overriting the width and height of my file.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 28 February 2012, 11:12 PM

Hi,

I have just split this from the previous discussion, as it can become confusing moving from one problem to another in one thread.

Tell me how you added this flash image first before I can help solve the problem.

Thanks

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Wednesday, 29 February 2012, 2:09 AM

Hi,

Yes this is what I am trying to say that according to my scenario moodle is just allowing me to add files using the file resource. I have 349 swf file each one with a quiz qustion and 1 starting swf(start.swf) file which loads and unloads all the 349 swf files. If you know flash development environment you can understand my scenario clearly.

I made a course and chose file resource. I added all the 350 swf files, applied "set as main file" to start.swf file and save the changes. It was going fine before noticing the menu problem. My boss asked me to add menu items with drop down. After adding a menu I noticed that this menu is hiding behind all the flash content then I contacted to moodle forums.

You said I need to add the following code

I researched on it and decided to a create a html file in dreamweaver and paste the above code to that html file. I changed the width, height and swf path according to my requirements which is

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Wednesday, 29 February 2012, 2:53 AM

Sorry for missing the post.

Continued...

I upload this html file with the other 350 swf file to that file resource, applied "set as main file" to this html file and save the changes. Html runs fine, loads start.swf properly and menu problem solved. But now there is another problem which is occuring that flash content is hiding from the bottom. I scroll down the scroll bar to see content below.

I opened my moodle on firefox, started firebug to figure out the problem . Firebug is showing something like this thing.

element.style {

height: 400px;

width: 895px;

}

On disabling the height:450px; using firebug content shows on 700 height and vice versa.

I have explained all my scenario and hope you can solve my problem now.

Please be kind to help me out and excuse me for anu misunderstanding.

Thanks alot for all the help,

Thanks.

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Wednesday, 29 February 2012, 3:08 AM

This is so confusing.

Is there any way I can see this in your moodle site? Can you create a test area?

I would nee username and password.

I would also need to see the loading html page and at least one swf file so that I can see what it happening.

Thanks

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Wednesday, 29 February 2012, 4:19 AM

Hi Mary,

I can show you this all directly on my pc using teamviewer. You can see all these things after accessing my pc. First you need to add me on skype. I am sending you my skype id on your message.

Please add me then I will let you know when we can sit together.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Wednesday, 29 February 2012, 7:10 AM

Hi Omer,

I'm sorry to say I don't use Skype.

You asked earlier about styling the object element. You can do this using the body tag "id" or "class" selectors. In the image you added you can see on the lft the body ID...

So you could try this...

#page-mod-resource-view .resourcecontent object {width: 895px; height: 700px !important;}

If you add this to bottom of the core.css or whatever the css file is in your theme, you may find it works.

If it does not work then I would like to know how the SWF is actually added to the page.

After you add the CSS, and before you test the SWF again, you MUST go to Site Administration > Development > Purge all caches this clears the cache which Moodle stores.

Let me know how you get on.

Good night

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Thursday, 1 March 2012, 2:15 AM

Hi Mary,

I have added the following parameter

#page-mod-resource-view .resourcecontent object {width: 895px; height: 700px !important;}

to the moodle->mod->resource->style.css file and problem solved. yahoooooooo...!

This problem took a long time to resolve. You helped me big time. Thanks a lotttttttttttttttttttttt.

I am looking forward to you in future for solutions of further issues in my site. Is there any quick way to keep in touch with each other for instant help instead of moodle forums?

Thanks again. cool

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Thursday, 1 March 2012, 2:22 AM

Instant help...like a cup of coffee? (_)?LOL

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Thursday, 1 March 2012, 6:56 PM

sure. Why not...!

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Thursday, 1 March 2012, 7:55 PM

Hi Omer,

Without wanting to pre-empt any reply of Mary's - and intended as a reasonably light-hearted reply - I would point out there are good reasons why most of the developers and frequent contributors do not generally give out personal email/skype etc. as a rule.

While one reason is the work overload of personal requests coming in, perhaps the biggest reason is that many of the queries asked on the forum are then looked at, read, answered or used by other users - this is the way the community works. A query you post that Mary, myself or any other user answers may well be something other users are looking for as well. If those queries were answered more often in private messages than in the forums, then the community forum itself starts to lose contributors and you only get an answer from one view point - a case in point being a recent post about a new theme which Mary answered based on cloning the theme, I raised a point about using child themes and one or two posts later the information was on the discussion for everyone to see about the respective benefits in different use-cases: A sharing of information, hopefully useful for others to come along and read, that would not be available to the community if that question had been asked privately on skype etc.

I would also point out that in fairness to Mary - or any other developer/contributor - instant help is not a reasonable expectation, even Mary needs to sleep at times! - I realise that's hard to believe, but I'm sure it is true - and again with the community backing you are likely to get as fast, if not faster response from the community - where someone is awake (if not online) somewhere around the world at all times - than from a single individual!

Richard

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Monday, 12 March 2012, 7:51 PM

Hi Mary,

As you know my problem is resolved for the hiding content from bottom. Thank you for helping me out.

Now I am having a serious issue that needs to be resolved asap. After adding the html file using resource content and make this html file as a main file using "set as main file". That html file further loads the swf file. Swf file is showing perfectly on Google Chrome and Firefox but not showing on internet explorer 7 and 8. It is serious issue at this time and I need your help.

I have Internet Explorer Version 8 and latest Adobe Flash Player version 11.1.102.63.

Please be kind to look into this.

Many Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Monday, 12 March 2012, 8:41 PM

Hi Omer,

Is this question related to the original in this discussion, because if it is it may be becasue you have changed some CSS in mod/scorm/styles.css

If you need to add CSS you should always add it to your theme CSS file NOT mod/scorm/styles.css

Hope this helps?

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 12:19 AM

Hi Mary,

As you know, as I have mentioned earlier that my previous problem was resolved by adding the following code

#page-mod-resource-view .resourcecontent object {width: 895px; height: 700px !important;}

into the moodle->mod->resource->style.css file.

I removed this code from above mentioned style.css and pasted it into core.css file in standard theme folder but no avail. Please be kind to help me out.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 1:20 AM

Hi Omar, I don't have a clue what it is you are doing...so how can I help you? First you had a SWF which was not working, then it was, now it isn't. It works in Firefox but not in Chrome or IE7 & IE8 Is Javascript enabled in these two browsers? Thanks Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 1:54 AM

Are you actually using Standard theme? Some of the images you have given before show quite a few differences and alterations to how Standard looks.

It is not really good prcatice to be editing the core themes themselves (as it says in many places, both in the themes and in the docs and forums)- your edits and changes should be in a copy of the theme. This is especially true of standard, base and canvas themes which are used as parents to many other themes. This means that any changes you have made a) affect every theme built on top of those and b) will get overwritten each time you upgrade your core moodle files.

I'm not sure whether your problem is theme related - but to help, could you tell us whether the swf file works in the html outside moodle, in the various browsers you have tried. If it does then exactly what is not working when that html file is added into Moodle - is the window appearing but with no swf file, does it continue to be hidden by some other content or what???

Richard

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 3:51 AM

Hi Richard,

Thanks for your concern. I have tried that html file in different browsers without adding it into moodle. Its working fine.

The problem appears only in ie7 & ie8 when html(which further loads the swf file) is added into moodle. Below is the image what exactly appears on ie7 & ie8.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 4:42 AM

.ie7, .ie8 { display: none !important; }

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 12:01 PM

LOOOLLLL!!!

Oh - so tempted to put that on my theme in work!!!

The first 'script' with so many issues raised with the trainers I'm working with now has apparently been 'Are you using IE or FF?... Yes.... Try it in FF and come back to me if it still doesn't work.' (And that was from before I got there!! :D)

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 1:00 PM

Hello,

It works fine in FF but having problem in IE7 & IE8.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 4:59 AM

Omer,

I think the reason IE7 & IE8 don't work is because your code is being blocked by these browsers. They don't like Axtive-X. I got a message to say that the HTML page was blocked.

Actually, I got nothing in Firefox...just a small black oblong box, no flash. Even when I added my own flash swf file ... nothing.

I don't understand JavaScript, but did wonder why you needed all that code. Is it absolutley necessary? What does it do?

If you want, or indeed need to add it to Moodle, you can do this in your theme. There are neater ways of adding all that script.

I am just wondering if you are trying to do something which is already achivable in Moodle if only you knew how to implement it using SCORM or something similar.

HTH

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 1:09 PM

Hi Mary,

I have added ".ie7, .ie8 { display: none !important; }" in core.css file of my standard theme folder. It disappears everyting on the screen.

I don't need that javascript code. It works fine without javascript code, its just flash generated code so I have included it as it is.

How will my code unblocked by these browsers. Is there a way around?

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 3:38 PM

Sorry Omer, the {display:none !important} is an ongoing joke between Mary and myself and a few other regular contributors and was not intended as advice for you to do to your theme, hence my 'Laugh Out Loud (LOL)' reply. My reply about using FF not IE was representative of problem solving solutions in work hence the reason it was in quotes.

But a couple of points -

1. Javascript can clash if it added in different ways in different places, you should not just copy it into the file if it is not needed - if it works fine without the javascript code, take it out; if it is needed then there are various ways to add it to your moodle theme which can be found in the themes docs and in various forum posts here with a quick search - as Mary says it would seem this javascript is likely to be the problem as you say it works outside moodle and in other browsers but not in moodle and not in IE. That is a security settings issue on your browser and not a moodle issue.

2. If you don't understand the effects of a rule such as display:none, I would strongly recommend doing some reading up on css and basic web design before continuing. There are many, many good sites/books available to back up what you can learn from the excellent support given by members of this community and give you the much needed background knowledge. A few years ago I started completely from scratch with html/css/php using websites, books and then support here - some of which also pointed me to other sites/materials to help read up.

Richard

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 4:26 PM

Hi Richard,

What security setting needs to be changed for my browser. Please suggest something as I have checked different settings for ie7 and ie8 but no avail.

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 6:08 PM

Hi Mary and Richard,

It seems like css issue as something is overlapping the original flash content. Can you please suggest me how to fix this overlap?

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 6:42 PM

Omer,

First of all can you confirm that you have removed the .ie7, ie8 { display: none !important} from your core.css? Like Richard said it is an ongoing joke, and was not intended to be used. However, adding display: none; has its good uses, especially when you want to 'hide' an element from a page, like the "You are not logged in" which appears at the top of the front page of Moodle...some people hate that and ask how to remove it. so we suggest display:none.

OK...back to your SWF problem.

Because we don't really understand what it is you were trying to do with all those 350 odd flash files anyway, it makes it harder for both Richard and me to help you achive some headway with the problems with Flash and IE.

Moodle works in IE7, or did in earlier versions, I know because I used to use that browser. IE8 is slightly better, but not much better. IE9 is best of the bunch as it is beginning to shape up to expectations. IE10 is probaly better still.

If your intended Moodle audance does not use IE7 or 8 then I would not waste time trying to make it work in those 2 browsers.

So lets just consentrate on...

MAKING THINGS WORK FOR YOU IN MOODLE

First of all we need to know exactly where it is you want these flash objects to be in relation to your Moodle site. Are they intended as 'learning material' ?

If they are, then you will need to create a category for these courses then inside that category you will need to add some courses.

Each course has various ways of working, so that would be up to the Tutor looking after the course.

If it is just a matter of adding a flash object to work in a Moodle course that is simple enough to do.

If this is NOT anything to do with courses then can you explain to us what is its end use for?

I know you are a software engineer, so it may be you are actually trying to make some software to work alongside Moodle.

If this is the case, then you are in the wrong forum. You need to go to the Developers forum where there are plenty of coders that may be able to help you.

Cheers

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 7:27 PM

Hi Mary,

Thanks for your deep concern. First of all, I have removed .ie7, ie8 { display: none !important} from my core.css.

For a testing purpose I am uploading 2 files using a "file" resource in a course

black box swf file
html file (which further loads that swf file and marked html as main file using "set as main file")

Moreover, 80% of my audience uses ie7 and ie8 and I can't loose them.

Please see my comments below in red color.

MAKING THINGS WORK FOR YOU IN MOODLE

First of all we need to know exactly where it is you want these flash objects to be in relation to your Moodle site. Are they intended as 'learning material' ? Yes they are learning material for users.

If they are, then you will need to create a category for these courses then inside that category you will need to add some courses. Done in same way.

Each course has various ways of working, so that would be up to the Tutor looking after the course.

If it is just a matter of adding a flash object to work in a Moodle course that is simple enough to do. Yes it is a matter of adding flash object to work in a moodle but unfortunately its not working my case.

If this is NOT anything to do with courses then can you explain to us what is its end use for?

I know you are a software engineer, so it may be you are actually trying to make some software to work alongside Moodle. There is no software involved. Just an swf file that shows a black box but still having problem in ie7 and ie8 when uploading it through moodle. However it works fine when it is opened directly in ie7 and ie8

If this is the case, then you are in the wrong forum. You need to go to the Developers forum where there are plenty of coders that may be able to help you.

Many many Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 8:14 PM

The files you sent me. was that the black box as that was all I saw, although in IE it resized the page nothing showed up until I clicked on the warning message in the botom of the browser to allow it to work, but then all I saw was a black box! Is this what the problem is?

I'll take another look at the flash.swf

Cheers

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 9:14 PM

You forgot DOC Type!!!

No wonder IE didn't work it did not know what to do!!!

Here is a modified version of yout HTML page and this works in IE7

Cheers

Mary

flash.html

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 8:14 PM

It seems like css issue as something is overlapping the original flash content. Can you please suggest me how to fix this overlap? If its content overlapping the flash then please see previous responses to your earlier posts - we are now going around in circles.

Flash content in IE is rendered on top of anything else. This is NOT a theme css issue, it is an IE issue and Mary has already given you the solution for it.

Richard

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Richard Oelmann - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 8:27 PM

I'm sorry Omer, I don't have access to IE7/8 at the moment - I am a Linux user on my laptop and at home and have IE9 in work - but from memory, in the Internet Options menu, there is an Advanced tab and somewhere in there are controls over the content that can run in the browser.

Some businesses/institutions at one point used to (and may still) disable javascript/active-x and other by default in IE.

However, if your flash content works in IE away from moodle, then this is unlikely to be the case and the most likely reason for it 'not working' (if by that you mean it doesn't show at all) is a conflict with the javascript you have on that html page as Mary has already pointed out.

Richard

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 9:15 PM

Hi Mary,

Note: I am using moodle v2.0.3+.

Lets make the issue simple. Can you please implement the following steps below? It will hardly take your 5 to 10 minutes.

Take any swf file or the one I have sent you yesterday(flash.swf)
Make an html which will further upload that swf file in any browser by using object or embed tag or whatever you want
Now you have 2 file one is swf file and one is html file
Go to your moodle site and login as administrator
Create new Category and a new course with weekly format
Save the course
Open the newly created course page and you will see two combo boxes (Add a resource and Add a activity) by turn editing on
Go for Add a resouce combo box and click on a File option
You will be redirected to the Addin a new File page
Give name as you like
Give description as you like
Click on a Add button under content section
A file picker popup will be appeared
Choose a file a upload option
Upload these above mentioned 2 (swf and html) files in the File resource
Once these 2 files are uploaded
Please left click on the html file and click on "Set a main file"
Set the Display combo box with Automatic under Options section
Select None for "Use filters on file content" under Options section
Set Visible to show for Common module settings
Now click on Save and Display button
Now at this step you will be redirected to the page which is supposed to show the flash content which is being uploaded by the html file.

This is what I am doing at my end. By doing the above 22 steps flash content is showing fine in ie9, FF and Chrome but not showing in ie7 and ie8. Can you please implement all the above steps and let me if it works for ie7 and ie8?

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 9:24 PM

Hi I did all this on my website and got the same problem with IE7 (IE9 in IE7 Mode)

But when I looked at the html file over and over again...I wondered why it kept tripping into Quirks mode then I remembered the DOC type and you did not have that in HTML header!

http://moodle.org/pluginfile.php/115/mod_forum/attachment/864133/flash.html

Moodle uses STRICT ...

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

so I added it in an html file which I uploaded in my other comment. See above this comment!

Cheers

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Tuesday, 13 March 2012, 9:44 PM

Hi Mary,

I used the flash html file sent by you with the following code.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en-GB">
<head>
<title>Holy Grail 3 column liquid-layout: No Quirks Mode, No IE Conditional Comments</title>
</head>
<body>

</div>
</div>
</div>
<div id="region-pre">


</div>
<div id="region-post">


</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div id="page-footer"></div>

</body>
</html>

but the problem remain as it is and it is not working on both ie7 and ie8. Probably it worked for you because you are accessing it through (ie9 in ie7 mode).

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Wednesday, 14 March 2012, 3:36 AM

That HTML file was only an example for the DOC Type in the header. Have you tried adding to your original flash.html page?

Anyway...I have just read on the web that the problem is a BUG in IE7 & IE8 and so you will never resolve this. You will have to use another method for adding the swf file.

Check the Flash.swf on my website and see if it loads in your IE7.

http://moodlestudio.visible-expression.co.uk/?theme=corporate_yellow

Click on the 2nd Moodle in a Flash links.

Cheers

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Muhammad Omer Saleem - Wednesday, 14 March 2012, 5:04 AM

Hi Mary,

I'm using home machine with windows 7 installed. I went to your website and open " Moodle in a Flash" in ie9. It worked fine in ie9, (ie9 to ie8 mode) and (ie9 to ie7 mode)

Did u upload the HTML and swf using "File" resource?

can u please send me the exact HTML and swf files with complete procedure?

Thanks,

Omer

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Tuesday, 20 March 2012, 5:38 AM

Hi Omer

I'm using a laptop with IE8 and added a new test page for you to look at. It works OK in IE8 and I think IE7. I save the flash.swf to a new directory on my server.../swf/flash.swf

Since this works OK in IE8 I am beginning to suspect that it is your html file that is wrong.

Can I ask why you need that file?

Perhaps the script is wrong in that page or wrong for IE7 & IE8?

But the good thing is that the flash.swf works!

Cheers

Mary

You can see it HERE

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by rodge dulnuan - Saturday, 17 March 2012, 6:47 PM

I have also same problem in my IE browser...

I have already change the moodle favicon w/ my own favicon design. In IE browser it still display the old one but in other browser like mozila and chrome it display the favicon that i have replaced. How can i solve that simple error of IE. I im using the moodle 2.x and I choose the magazene as my theme. I hope for a good answer to this, thank you and GOD bless!

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Mary Evans - Saturday, 17 March 2012, 9:58 PM

You need to delete your Temporary Internet files. Go to Tools > Internet Options

HTH

Mary

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Re: How to change hightlight color of a menu and submenu item

by Flávio Camargo - Saturday, 22 June 2013, 3:25 AM

Dear,

Thank you. You helped me with this issue!

Mary congratulations for all your dedication.

Abraços.

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