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Without including swfobject.js can only swf files be loaded through html.And if so is there a common tag for all the browsers.

<object id="myMovieName" classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000">
<param value="movie.swf" name="movie">
<param value="high" name="quality">
<param value="#FFFFFF" name="bgcolor">
<embed align=""
       type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
       name="myMovieName"
       bgcolor="#FFFFFF"
       quality="high"
       src="movie.swf"
       href="movie.swf">
</object>

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The combination you posted, <object> with nested <embed> should work for all browsers. There isn't one tag that works for all browsers. See this document for details.

I would still recommend swfobject, though.

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actually, you can use SWFObject's static publishing method, which doesn't require JavaScript. It uses nested object elements. See learnswfobject.com/the-basics/static-publishing
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If the implementation uses "smarty," which doesn't take {} especially during the variable declaration, this way is the only way.

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