Unfortunately, with IE 7 and up, embedded flash content cannot be dynamically inserted inline with the rest of the post content. If that is the browser in use, and if an 'object' element is found in the new content, the user is immediately sent to the single post view. Sorry.
The "loading" image used to visually inform the user that the new content is arriving was created using the excellent Ajax Load website. If you would like to modify the default image used with this plugin (i.e. make it bigger, match your theme's colors, etc.), simply create a new image named "ajax-loader.gif" and drop it into this plugin's root directory (plugins/read-more-right-here).
The javascript used for this plugin is found in "read-more-right-here/js/wt_rmrh.js". It has been compressed using the YUI compressor. The original, uncompressed javascript is also included and is named "wtrmrh-debug.js". To use the uncompressed javascript file, open "read-more-right-here.php" and find the call to wp_register_script. The second parameter in that function call is the name of the javascript file loaded by Wordpress for this plugin. Modify it to "js/wtrmrh-debug.js" and the uncompressed version will be used.
// wt_rmrh.js can be replaced with wt_rmrh-debug.js
// to debug uncompressed javascript source
wp_register_script(
'wt_rmrh',
wt_rmrh_getBasePath() . "js/wt_rmrh.js",
array('jquery'));
wp_enqueue_script('wt_rmrh');




