flash version check problem solving

[johanlundberg]

Hi all,
this swedish web tv page asks me to upgrade my flash player (it's in swedish) although I already have a new one. If I allow globaly it does not happen, but I can't seem to figure out what the problem is. How do you go about sorting things like this out?
The page is http://www.playprima.se/
In addition: when I'm at this update request page: if I press back (browser back) and then forward again, I get by the test... What's this about?

cheers J.

[Giorgio Maone]

It works fine for me as soon as I allow both playprima.se and movenetworks.com.
If it doesn't for you, could you try latest development build 1.9.6.94?

[GµårÐïåñ]

Confirmed works fine, I was actually using 1.9.6.93 at the time.

[therube]

Now thats an interesting one.

SeaMonkey 1.1.17.
I Allow playprima.se. Then Allow movenetworks.com. (Is a plugin also required?)

At that point, the main Flash screen does load & I am able to select a clip.
Say, http://www.playprima.se/#|37|novellfilm.
(Note the # in the URL. Perhaps unrelated to the other # issue?)

The screen loads as expected, the player controls are there, but none of the controls work, & I'm not able to play the clip.

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FF 3.5.1.
I Allow playprima.se. Then Allow movenetworks.com. (Is a plugin also required?)

No Flash, only "För att kunna se Play Prima krävs flash player version 9 eller senare."?

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[NoScript] Blocking cross site Javascript served from http://gksrv.movenetworks.com/svtgeo?js=1 with wrong type info text/plain and included by http://www.playprima.se/

Disabling inclusion, disabling XSS makes no difference.
(Does disabling inclusion require a browser restart?)

Disable NoScript, & I get the same results as with SeaMonkey 1.1.17.

So yes, I'm going to assume that a plugin is needed too.

[I was on .62, let me put in .64 & see ... Not needed?]

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So SeaMonkey 1.1.17 with NoScript is working (up to the point of requiring the plugin).
FF with NoScript is not.
FF with NoScript disabled is.

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[I was on .62, let me put in .64 & see ... Not needed?]

Ah, it IS needed. With NoScript 1.9.6.94, then FF works (again up to the point of requiring the plugin).
(And the Error Console message is also gone.)

(Note the # in the URL. Perhaps unrelated to the other # issue?)

Not an issue.