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I wanted to use the nesbox browser emulator in a blog using an external address.
According to the HTML code provided by the developer the code only takes a chunk of the address. Follow the example of excerpt from the developer’s code to attach the emulator to an html page:
var resizeOwnEmulator = function(width, height)
{
var emulator = $('#emulator');
emulator.css('width', width);
emulator.css('height', height);
}
$(function()
{
function embed()
{
var emulator = $('#emulator');
if(emulator)
{
var flashvars =
{
system : 'sega',
url : '/roms/Flappy Bird (PD) v1.0.gen'
};
var params = {};
var attributes = {};
params.allowscriptaccess = 'sameDomain';
params.allowFullScreen = 'true';
params.allowFullScreenInteractive = 'true';
swfobject.embedSWF('flash/Nesbox.swf', 'emulator', '640', '480', '11.2.0', 'flash/expressInstall.swf', flashvars, params, attributes);
}
}
embed();
});
This code is to be made available at an internal address, but by using an external server I put the full address (example: 'http://exemplo.com/nome/flash/nesbox.swf') and the emulator even shows on the page, but the ROM does not load correctly, I believe because the other files (snes.swf, for example) that make emulation of the emulator platform are not recognized in the folder I created on the external server.
Anyone who knows this emulator has any idea what it is possible to do to run the emulator from an external address?