Type: Integer
Returns the version of the visitor’s Macromedia Flash plug-in if installed. If it is not possible to detect if the plug-in is installed, -1 is returned. If the plug-in is not installed, 0 is returned. Otherwise the version of Flash installed is returned (for example, 4).
Note: Use of this property requires the Professional or Enterprise Edition of BrowserHawk.
Special notes for this property:
It is possible under IE for Windows that this property will return 0, while the Plugin_FlashVerEx property returns a valid version number. This can happen if the user has ActiveX controls disabled. In this scenario, Plugin_Flash still returns 0 to indicate that the player is not available. If you truly want to test whether the Player is installed, as opposed to whether it is available to your application, you should use the Plugin_FlashVerEx property instead. In summary, a value of 0 for Plugin_Flash does not necessarily mean that the plug-in is not installed as much as it means that it is unavailable (either because it is not installed or because of security settings in the browser).
Not all browsers are capable of having their plug-ins detected. If this is the case the return value will be -1.
C# Example:
<%
ExtendedOptions options = new ExtendedOptions();
options.AddProperties("Plugin_Flash");
ExtendedBrowserObj extBrow = BrowserObj.GetExtendedBrowser(options);
%>
<html>
Plugin_Flash: <% Response.Write(extBrow.Plugin_Flash); %>
</html>
See Also:
Plugin_FlashVerEx Property (.NET)