Simple Flash re-writes & placing them on a page ...

[FlyDutch23]

... have a main header "image" (Flash gadget) on the following home page:

www.flydutch.net

Am trying to replace "it" with the HTML5 construct that Canvas/Animate(?) has made ...

Subsequently, I have 3 (three) files (.fla; .html; .js) from the Flash translation > how do these inter-relate?

Where do they go?

How does the former <div id="flash-header"></div> in Dreamweaver get re-built to replace the .swf construct placement?

Thanks in advance ...

[FlyDutch23]

... have a main header "image" (Flash gadget) on the following home page:

www.flydutch.net

Am trying to replace "it" with the HTML5 construct that Canvas/Animate(?) has made ...

Subsequently, I have 3 (three) files (.fla; .html; .js) from the Flash translation > how do these inter-relate?

Where do they go?

How does the former <div id="flash-header"></div> in Dreamweaver get re-built to replace the .swf construct placement?

Thanks in advance ...

[kglad]

you probably have more than that.  to find exactly what needs to be uploaded, save the fla to a new directory and publish to that new directory.  everything in that new directory (except the fla) needs to be on a file server.

if you need to concatenate html files, check the html created by animate and add most of that to your other html file (or vice versa).

[JoãoCésar]

Hi.

The easiest way will be to replace your embedded SWF by an iframe element containing your exported Animate CC HTML5 content (HTML, JS).

Regards,

JC

[FlyDutch23]

<div id="flash-header">
<canvas id="FlyDutchPortfolio_Extended_HTML5 Canvas.html" width="465" height="325">undefined</canvas>
<script>
//Canvas JavaScript
var c = document.getElementById("FlyDutchPortfolio_Extended_HTML5 Canvas.js"); var ctx = c.getContext("2d"); </script>
</div>

Am unsure of what values are needed ...