The yml tags will render down to their base level html / js / css on initial page build, so the yml tag will not build itself when innerHTML is called. What you'll want to do is wrap the user click action in a yml:a tag with an insert parameter of the node you want to insert the flash into. When yml:a is clicked, the params parameter should be set to a server side script that will return your yml:swf tag. When it is inserted into the page it'll render how you need it to. This will only work if the yml:swf is loaded through another yml tag.

Hope that helps,
Jon

It worked. Thanks a lot. :D

My pleasure - glad to hear that worked.

- Jon

Hello Jon

I am a beginner level developer in front-end web dev. I am trying to use yml:swf like this, so as to set the flashvars from my php script.
<yml:swf src="http://krati.mydictionaryapi.com/images/images/speaker.swf" height="17" width="20" minversion="9.0.124" flashvars="<?echo "$audio";?>" >
</yml:swf>

I only get this error :
"Please get the latest Adobe Flash Player...."

Is it possible to pass the php variable? And can you please give me an example of using <yml:a> tag to display the swf ?

Thanks
Krati