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Hello,<br />
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I've created a page that that has numerous tabs on it that. &nbsp;When these are clicked they open up to show the relative flv video, embeded with swfobject, below them. The tabs open with the jquery .toggle() command.<br />
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When you click the tabs again it closes it and stops the video from playing. This work fine on most browsers except internet explorer, where it hides the video but the audio can still be heard. <br />
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Can anyone tell me if there is a way to stop the flv/swf from playing when the tab gets closed?<br />
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Thanks very much
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Hello,

I've created a page that that has numerous tabs on it that.  When these are clicked they open up to show the relative flv video, embeded with swfobject, below them. The tabs open with the jquery .toggle() command.

When you click the tabs again it closes it and stops the video from playing. This work fine on most browsers except internet explorer, where it hides the video but the audio can still be heard. 

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to stop the flv/swf from playing when the tab gets closed?

Thanks very much

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