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In theory, you could check the Accept line in the header for swf, but, in pratice, i don't think any browser sends this. I would suggest using the information oin the <OBJECT> tag to start a download if the plugin does not start. But, i do not think there is a perl way to do it.
MZ "no a CGI expert" Sanford
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This is browser information. Perl executes on the server and is (AFAIK) normally not told by the browser what plugins are available.
You'll have to send down JavaScript to the browser, potentially dynamically built JavaScript, that will try to determine if the plugin is available and if so download your flash.
f--k the world!!!!
/dev/world has reached maximal mount count, check forced.
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