If you have the source code .fla, you can use Adobe Flash to edit it and then publish it with the html code for the flash file .swf. The whole html code to display your banner will be shown directly after banner creation. If you don't have .fla, you can edit the following html code to suit you.


You need to include both object and embed tags otherwise the flash banner may not work on all browsers. Note that the source flash file is mandatory in both object and embed tags. If any of them is incorrect, you may have the issue that it shows on some web browsers but not the others. So they must match and be duplicated.

If the flash file doesn't have the embedded URL link, check whether it got clickTAG set. The clickTAG tells the flash banner where it should link to. Thereby the link address is passed in the HTML-code and not stored in the banner itself. To create a flash banners with a clickTAG, visit Flash clickTAG Tutoria for details.

With clickTAG, the link is straightforward, for example, "clickTAG = http://bettereducation.com.au". The clickTAG might also be a script, on an ad server for instance, that tracks where the Flash advertisement appears and when it is clicked.


A further point is that in case of the clickTAG isn't passed, the banner won't work as link. This might be useful if the banner should be adopt as a header of a website.

You can add an attribute name into the embed tag or a title into object tag, but they are optional. See the following example:

An important security measure for clickTAG



As shown in the above code, the ActionScript in this Flash file verifies that the clickTAG URL begins with "http:".



See To assign a clickTAG for your advertisement for more details.