rocknbil - 6:07 pm on Oct 27, 2009 (gmt 0)

I'm not sure what you're asking . . . that is not SWFobject code. (?) That is the old school embed nested in object, and is invalid HTML. Also, the src should be to an swf, not a static image:

<param name='movie' value='home_add/1-1.jpg'>

S/B

<param name='movie' value='your.swf'>

So you want a link to some URL with Flash, is that the question? What I would do is create a transparent box the size of your .swf stage, put it on the bottom layer. Make it a symbol of the button type. Assign an onClick handler to this symbol using getURL().

this.onClick = function() { getURL('file.html'); };

(Note: may have the syntax wrong there, JS and ActionScript are so close I often confuse the two.)

Now, if you want this to be a configurable url without having to edit every .swf, this is where you pass a parameter to Flash externally. That is, let's say you create a variable, "destination"

var destination='file.html';

In your event handler, replace the hard coded URL with the variable:

getURL(destination);

Now all you have to do is pass this as a parameter from your page and the .swf will accept it as the variable.

I could show you how to do that using the code you posted and flashVars, but don't use that. Use SWFObject. It's better in many ways; but using SWFObject, you just have to use addVariable to pass it from your page to your .swf. Completed code, but I don't know the file name of your .swf.

In your web page,

<div id="flash-placeholder"><img src="flash-placeholder.jpg" alt="This image will be replaced by the Flash"></div>

Then,

<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject.js"></script> 
<script type="text/javascript"> 
 var myVideo = new SWFObject('your.swf', 'objectID', '187', '69', '6', '#ffffff');  
 myVideo.addParam("wmode", "transparent"); 
 myVideo.addVariable("destination", "http://www.example.com/file.html"); 
 // Note: must use full URL syntax in Flash, 
 // relative URL's generally don't work 
 window.onload = function() {  
 if (document.getElementById('flash-placeholder')) { 
  myVideo.write('flash-placeholder'); } 
 };  
</script>