I am building a website that has an XML Flash Changer. The Flash changer was an add-on that I purchased from AllWebCo.com to show changing pictures at the top of each web page. Everything works perfectly except that when the site is viewed on a computer with a different resolution to mine (I have 1280 x 1024) the flash movie moves out of alignment. The website itself is also based on a template purchased to save time. The movie is currently located on each page via a div command that is specified in a javascript file that comes with the allwebco flash changer.
What I need is a small bit of code that checks a users screen resolution when they come to my site and then refers to a different version of the javascript file with relevant div positioning info for that resolution. This I reckon is the only way that I can get this to work reliably.
Hope this is enough information for someone to come up with a reasonable quote. If it can't be done I'll just ditch the flash changer and go for static images.
Hope this is something that someone can help me with. If anyone needs more info please shout.
embed it in a table. With preset table size and alignment, the position will be the same no matter the size of the resolution. On smaller screens, usually smaller than 800x600 or if the browser size is reduced, the scroll bar at the bottom will appear.
Thanks for the suggestion Boraan. I've tried this already but just can't get the movie to line up properly. Also inserting a table always messes up the template layout. The only way to get it lined up is with a div command. This could of course just be down to my own lack of coding experience.
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