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    Flash Question??

    When you want a swf on your site do you have to do anything special? I am asking b/c I am taking classes for web design and I inserted a swf in dreamweaver and when I go to the web address it doesn't show up. Is there an extra step that I need to take?

    Thanks in advance!!

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    Re: Flash Question??

    What did you put in the flash file? Also do you have the latest version of flash on your computer?
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    Re: Flash Question??

    Same problem here, SWF content will not play. I've tried Opera browser, and IE browser. The SWF files I have uploaded contain video, sound files. I've installed/re-installed the flash plugin.
    Last edited by piroparanormal; 02-08-2009 at 10:05 AM.

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    Re: Flash Question??

    did you place the swf along with the html file, and make sure the link is correct?

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    Re: Flash Question??

    For my site, in the HTML I specified the filename.swf without specifying the entire URL. The filename.swf is located in the root of the public_html directory. I've also tried accessing "http://www.<site>.<domain>/filename.swf" without luck either. Upon connecting to the site, I do see a black box outlining where the SWF would show.

    Please advise. Thanks for the responses.
    Last edited by piroparanormal; 02-08-2009 at 12:09 PM. Reason: extra info

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    Re: Flash Question??

    please post a link to your swf and the page you want it on so we can take a look
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    Re: Flash Question??

    I thought I may have done something with FTP that corrupted the file, so I re-uploaded the swf file, and that still didn't work. With the File Manager, I was able to do a show file, and it was able to render. So I refreshed and it was displaying.

    I believe I had uploaded in Ascii, which probably caused my problems.
    Last edited by piroparanormal; 02-08-2009 at 03:26 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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