I'm building Gnash again as I was finally able to get it working in Firefox 3, and I'm curious if the current repository (CVS at the moment, soon to be git) codebase will work with Google Analytics.
Its strange, but whenever I run Gnash, it makes Adsense ads show up in iframes. I guess they already are in iframes, but they now show scrollbars. :-/
mkdir gnash cd gnash apt-get build-dep gnash apt-get source gnash cvs co gnash-cvs-path... gnash_cvs cd gnash_cvs cp ../gnash-0.82/debian ./debian -a./autogen.sh./configure debian/rules build
I'm going to try helping out the Gnash project with testing: http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Testing/QA Keeps failing here:
Output file name: ops.swf Output compression level: 9 Output SWF version: 5 Importing symbols from Dejagnu.swf: dejagnu Preprocessing ./dejagnu_so_init.as... done. Compiling `./dejagnu_so_init.as.pp' into frame 1... done. Preprocessing ./ops.as... done. Compiling `./ops.as.pp' into frame 2... failed: push "z", null, undefined ^ Line 343: Reason: 'syntax error'
Even with the errors I was able to install, but still no go with Google analytics. I wonder if it has anything to do with ssl.
Also, just an FYI - I'm able to watch YouTube videos with libgnash 0.8.2.
iframe wackiness
iframe {
overflow-x: hidden;
overflow-y: hidden;
}