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I have been putting Swish on my site using front page but all of a sudden it is not working when I add a new page on.
Am I doing someting wrong now?
I have the swf file in the folder with the HTML cut and pasted into the page, It won't preview or play?
Can someone help me please.
Thank you very much!
Caddyshack:
We will need a URL to look at the source code to answer your question.
James
God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, so that whosoever believed in him would not perish, but have everlasting life.
James, Thanks for trying to help me. Here is the link that I have using to get to this page I am problems with
http://priakos.nhbweb.net/jason/jasonhome.htm
If you click on TBI test page, this is where I am having problems. If you click the mortgage test it works. both are in seperate folders.
Also, you can look at http://www.dallas-photography.com to see myother stuff and see if that helps you help me.
Thanks again James I look forward to your words.
JP
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Originally posted by jamescover
Caddyshack:
We will need a URL to look at the source code to answer your question.
James
God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, so that whosoever believed in him would not perish, but have everlasting life.
JP
Looking at the source code of your TBI test page, you are missing (among other things) your html, head, and body tags.
Top of the morning Dale.. (among other things) :)
And a top of the mid-afternoon to you, John!
You are a cornacopia of footers!:D
The proliferation (my only big word for the day) of footers has the single purpose of getting you to give up this minimalist phase you are going through and put one up yourself. :)
:eek:Quote:
...proliferation...
I'll eventually get one up. I had a real cool effect that I wanted to put in a footer, but when I scaled it down to fit the 300x40, couldn't see it:(
I'll work on it sometime:)
Im having "length of needle" probs, catch up later :)
I am not sure how to put them in there b/c I just add the htm from swish. i don't know what source codes are, sorry I am novice to you guys.
Any suggestions with Front Page. All I am doing is added a new page under a folder where the SWF files is.
Thanks guys
JP
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Originally posted by caddyshack
James, Thanks for trying to help me. Here is the link that I have using to get to this page I am problems with
http://priakos.nhbweb.net/jason/jasonhome.htm
If you click on TBI test page, this is where I am having problems. If you click the mortgage test it works. both are in seperate folders.
Also, you can look at http://www.dallas-photography.com to see myother stuff and see if that helps you help me.
Thanks again James I look forward to your words.
JP
Quote:
Originally posted by jamescover
Caddyshack:
We will need a URL to look at the source code to answer your question.
James
God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, so that whosoever believed in him would not perish, but have everlasting life.
JP
I use FP2K and find the following the easiest way for me.
I save the SWF file as needed. In FP, I create a new page and select the area of the page where I want the SWF file to be. I click on Insert/Advanced/Plug-In. I navigate my hard drive to where I saved the SWF and select it. I enter the SWF dimensions (height and width) in the plug-in properties window and hit 'ok'. You will see a plug-in icon representing your SWF. In FP, select Preview (a tab on the bottom next to html) You should see your movie play.
Save/publish your page. All should be ok, since FP creates all the html for you.
Hope this helps.
Dale
thanks for the info, I am a novice at this, I don't know what source codes are.
Here is what I am doing and have done in the past and it worked.
I export to swf and put in my folder where the page is. Then I export to HTML and bang it is supposed to work.
for some reason, I cannot get it to play or preview.
Can you still help?
JP
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Originally posted by ddunn26
JP
Looking at the source code of your TBI test page, you are missing (among other things) your html, head, and body tags.
JP
I never export to HTML. I'm not saying it's the wrong way, or a bad way. I've just never did it that way to know. I'm comfortable by my procedures as I explained above. It has never failed me. Also, I use tables ... alot! It makes it easier to place the SWF on the page.
Dale
YOU ARE A STUD! Thanks so much for that tip, it worked like a champ. Now all that being said, here is what is supposed to look like
http://priakos.nhbweb.net/TBI/TBI3.htm
Thanks again I really appreciate your help!!!!
JP
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Originally posted by ddunn26
JP
I use FP2K and find the following the easiest way for me.
I save the SWF file as needed. In FP, I create a new page and select the area of the page where I want the SWF file to be. I click on Insert/Advanced/Plug-In. I navigate my hard drive to where I saved the SWF and select it. I enter the SWF dimensions (height and width) in the plug-in properties window and hit 'ok'. You will see a plug-in icon representing your SWF. In FP, select Preview (a tab on the bottom next to html) You should see your movie play.
Save/publish your page. All should be ok, since FP creates all the html for you.
Hope this helps.
Dale
Hey! Lookin' good!
Always glad to help:)
Dale
I use FP 2k and have encountered the problem of the movie looping when just importing the swf to FP2k even though in Swish I had the export option without loop. When inserting the swf as a plug in component in FP2k and clicking on its properties to make sure looping was, it would show that it was off until you actually viewed it live on the server.
I started exporting as html which also created the swf and opened FP2k. Then I would click "File" in FP2k and choose "Import" and added the html and the swf. I double clicked the html page and made whatever adjustments needed and then saved it and published. It worked like a charm for me that way. It never looped if I didn't have it as an option.
I use the "Include Page" options from time to time in FP2k if I have multiple swfs that I want on the same page, i.e. a flash banner menu and a movie, etc.