Just one "plug" for Flash
Hanasaki JiJi
hanasaki at hanaden.com
Wed Mar 19 16:29:50 CST 2003
Went to their website to download the plugin for Mozilla on Linux. One
small problem... I clicked the download link and got a 100% Flash page
that suggested I go to their site and download the plugin. click the
ok button to go to the download site and boom
http://www.macromedia.com/error/not_found.html
Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> Quoting Bradley Miller <bradmiller at dslonramp.com>:
>
>
>>A lot of times I see people wanting to talk about efficiency and speed . .
>>. let me give you a good example (not mine) that illustrates the point.
>
>
>>Let's say you have multiple HTML documents, with forms, info, pictures,
>>etc.... You want to have the user fill out those forms an submit them.
>>With HTML, you are pushing the code to generate each screen of
>>information. When they click next, or submit, the user is waiting on a
>>page to be shoved back via their dialup or whatever line . . .
>
>
> Gee, my browser checks to see if the page has changed since it was last
> requested, and if not it displays it from cache. That way I don't have to wait
> for some stupid movie to download just to view a page of text.
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