Here is my problem. As you know, flash files don’t behave the same what when you ignore width/height parameters as images. Images simply show their true dimensions, while flash files show… god knows what.
Im building up a flash game database, and each one has different dimensions. Im using a custom script to manage my database, and the dimensions were hard-coded into the page that displays the flash file, like so:
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This raises problems, since not all flash files are that size, or have that width to height ratio, so some games have horizontal or vertical bars which shouldn’t be there. I could code width/height variables into each database entry for the game, but that would mean I would have to measure each game to find its true dimensions, which is a very painstaking process.
Is there a way to have javascript or whatever plugin auto-detect the true width/height and substitute the width/height variables with proper values so the game displays properly?