![]() I'd rather not use php in content these days, so I needed a different solution. On the D6 version of the site, this was done using the swf() function and having the text format of the blocks be php. Google does provide an online conversion tool, but it is currently in beta and only supports a file up to 1Mb.Īnother complication is that I need the videos to play in blocks. In my case, the swf files exist already, and I don't have Flash development tools available. In fact, there is even a plugin for Flash available from Google, Swiffy, that enables the creation of HTML5-format video, for use in the canvas tag, rather than Flash, which still isn't viable for IOS devices, like iPhone and iPad. There are a number of diverse options for how to handle swf files. ![]() In Drupal 6, there was a module that provided an api function swf() to generate the embed code needed. ![]() swf files contain the information necessary to display Flash animation. ![]()
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