From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3; Linux) Description of problem: I installed the null beta. Then, the first thing I did was to download the flash plugin from macromedia.com. I moved those to the correct directory... /usr/lib/mozillaXXXX/plugins. Then, I started up mozilla. I used http://www.mlb.com as a reference site. Under mozilla, the site rendered its flash just fine. Then, I went into Konqueror and went to "Edit Settings >> Netscape Plugins". I scanned for new plugins. Tbe Flash plugin showed up properly. When I look at the details, the flash content is designated to be executed as embedded by the nspluginviewer. I also have Java enabled globally. I have tried both the default gcj that is installed with null beta as well as Sun's JDK 1.4. However, no matter what I do, Konqueror always says "Unable to load Netscape plugin for blah.swf". I have been told that KDE must be compiled with lesstif in order for Netscape plugins to render in Konqueror. However, when I do a "rpm -qa | grep lesstif"... I see that lesstif is not installed at all. Should RedHat have lesstif installed in the null beta in order for Konqueror to be able to render its netscape plugin content? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.0.3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install null beta 2. Download flash plugin 3. Install plugin in Mozilla directory 4. Run mozilla and go to a flash-enabled site (www.mlb.com). Observe that the plugin works. 5. Open Konqueror... Edit >> Settings >> Netscape plugins 6. Scan for new plugins 7. Go to the embedded tab and observe that the flash plugin was detected. 8. Make sure that Java is enabled globally 8. Load www.mlb.com inside of Konqueror. Observe that it is unable to load Netscape plugin for ticker.swf Actual Results: The flash content does not show. Only the error message. Expected Results: The flash content should have displayed. Additional info: I'm marking this as a high... because not being able to see flash content seems to me to be pretty severe. To me, it qualifies as a loss of data... at least on the web page.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 73784 ***