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SWFObject.NET is a custom ASP.NET server control that wraps the functionality of the SWFObject JavaScript file written by Geoff Stearns over at deconcept.

As stated on the deconcept website, 'SWFObject is a small Javascript file used for embedding Macromedia Flash content. The script can detect the Flash plug-in in all major web browsers (on Mac and PC) and is designed to make embedding Flash movies as easy as possible.'

SWFObject.NET offers this functionality to ASP.NET developers in a easy to use, drag-and-drop ASP.NET server control with full Visual Studio .NET™ 2005 design time support. The SWFObject.NET provides server side access to your Flash® movie within the .NET Page and therefore provides dynamic runtime access to set Flash® movie parameters and variables.

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  • Full Visual Studio .NET™ design time support, including Smart Tags.
  • All SWFObject client-side variables exposed as .NET Properties.
  • Ensures single JavaScript file inclusion.
  • Attempts to include client-side JavaScript in header, if not successful it will be included in-line.
  • Seperate SWFObjectJScript server control for Master Page inclusion.
  • All resources are deployerd within a single managed dll.
  • Option to include a 'Get Flash Player' image, that links to the Adobe® download page.
  • Strongly typed Flash Player variable types through .NET enumerations.

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