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Hi guys, I just created a question here for further details:
[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24684791/how-to-avoid-the-weird-effect-when-changing-tabs?noredirect=1#comment38290825\_24684791](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24684791/how-to-avoid-the-weird-effect-when-changing-tabs?noredirect=1#comment38290825_24684791)
To explain it in simple words, when I switch back to the website that contains the Flash movie, the container content is filled with what I was previously watching in the previous browser tab, the picture illustrates the glitch:
[http://i.stack.imgur.com/LL1M2.png](http://i.stack.imgur.com/LL1M2.png)
However, this doesn’t happen in this site, I can switch back and the content is always there, that is why I think it’s related to how the content is being embedded in the html.
Does anyone know?.
Thanks.
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Is your computer being slow when this happens?
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Not at all, it happens all the time. It seems like a rendering issue, but I don’t know/understand the origin. The glitch, like I said, doesn’t happen in other sites I tested, this included.
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I get this sometimes too, but very rarely.
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This happened to me once, but went a way after a bit. Are you using an old version of Flash Player? (for your swf export or your personal player).
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No, players are updated to latest version. And since it happens on my site and not in others, a player version problem is out of the question.
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It might be the way you are embedding the swf. Try googling the best way to embed swfs on an HTML page.
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It may have something to do with the wmode parameter.
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The wmode parameter, didn’t think about it, it makes sense.
I will comment the direct parameter in the html and see what happens.
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