Professional :: When Going Online Get An Error That It Cannot Find The FLV?
Jun 8, 2010
- I create a photo slideshow in AE
- I export from AE to an FLV file
- I put the FLV file in the root folder of my website
- I use the 'import video' command in Flash
- I choose 'none' for the skin.
- Then I drag a pause/play button to the stage and customize it a bit.
- I export or publish to create a swf file.
- In the component inspector I have tried now several things for the source link: /mysitename/photoslideshow.flv and /users/myname/sites/mysitename/photoslideshow.flv
- In dreamweaver I choose insert SWF and select the SWF file that is next to the FLV file in the root folder of my website. I have tried both options relative to: document and site root.
- I check to make sure the webpage, flv and swf files are published to the server.
- The FLV MIME type is indeed enabled on my server.
- When going online get an error that it cannot find the FLV!
I tried a test with a FLV file I created and using just a regular skin. The same thing happens
I have solved this problem before the first time it happened to 'put' the ENTIRE site in dremweaver vs only the individual files. But this time I have also tried that to no avail.
I have strange error which i tried to fix all day but with no result. The application is working fine in debug modus, but after I uploaded it to my server it throws following Error:
I'm calling a function in my actionscript called GrabWidget() from the javascript. When I do this from a plain page with just the flash and the javascript link, everything works flawlessly. However, when I add this to a page, I get the error: uncaught exception: Error in Actionscript. Use a try/catch block to find error.I've even gone so far as to empty out the contents of GrabWidget() in my actionscript and I still get the error.
I'm trying to set up a contact form but I get a #1009 error. I read somewhere that it has to do with false targeting but I can't find my error(s). Please help.
// Imports needed for radio button grouping import fl.controls.RadioButton; import fl.controls.RadioButtonGroup;[code].....
I followed a tutorial online to create a photo gallery using an XML file. It works fine when tested in flash via the test movie window and with the bandwidth pro-filer turned on. So, I uploaded the page to my website to test it, and when I load the page in any browser I receive this error message in an adobe flash player pop up box: Error #2044: Unhandled IOErrorEvent:. text=Error #2036: Load Never Completed. Here's the Actionscript I am using: var xmlRequest:URLRequest = new
URLRequest("http://www.davidframpton.co.uk/Gallery/galleryData.xml"); var xmlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader (xmlRequest); var imgData:XML; var imageLoader:Loader; var rawImage:String; var rawH:String; var rawW:String; var imgNum:Number = 0; var
I recently had an error dialog popping up on a site of mine online. I just noticed one on a well known newspaper website. Are these new? Do they only pop up if you have flash on your machine or do all users see them? Jpeg of the error message from the newspaper site attached. with my site the movie ran perfectly when I did test movie. Online the error message popped up, clearing it caused the movie to display incorrectly. Running in Debug mode showed the error and I fixed it. So in some way the error message was useful. Thing is the site had run perfectly well before the error dialogs mysterious appearance, the error was probably there but had no effect.
It plays perfectly well in 'Publish Preview' and when you launch the HTML page offline. However it won't play online. First I published it in Flash 8, where I'd created it, uploaded the swf and the html. In Firefox it loaded a blank page which revealed on right click that there was a Flash movie there, but you couldn't see it or do anything. In IE it just stuck half way through loading. Then I resaved it in Flash CS3 and published it with AC_runactivecontent.js. Uploaded it to my site and the result was exactly the same. To check my syntax a friend uploaded it to his webspace, and put another swf on the same page using the same syntax. The new swf played, but mine didn't. The 'publish settings' for the two were the same. Again, if you look at the page offline both play. My friend made some changes to the FLA and published it successfully on his webspace. He suggested the file size may have been a problem: I had had some fairly large audio files in it and 'updated' them to smaller ones. The resulting swf was 6mb. We wondered if the old ones had been retaines somewhere, boosting the file size. The only other difference I can see between his version and mine is that there's a font I used which wasn't on his PC. His version has it as Arial (there is only one word in the whole thing). I took his version, deleted the sound files and reimported the smaller versions, which then published as a 3mb file. But now it doesn't play! Results in IE and FF exactly as above.
i'm having a little problem with my site because my font don't appear online... i have one font and when i see my page in another computer, i see times new roman...i know that if i use flash, i don't need to worry with that... so why this is happenning??i made another site and it was everything ok with the fonts that i used...
I was asked to display PDF like a vivid flash Magazine, and put the flash magazine online. I tried to use Geturl command in flash, it didnt work out well as a magazine. So, I wanna a flash project that automatically open PDF files. Or softwares that simply convert PDF to Flash magazine that easy to host online.
I have a problem where i cant get swf files to play online. I can get other swf file to work on my website but not the ones i am making. how i make an swf file able to play online.
Error #2044: ioError no controlado: text=Error #2032: Error de secuencia. URL: send_email.php at Alvaro_Veronica_v0105_fla::contactform_11/frame1()The code from the php file in charge of sending the email is the following: <?php$contact_name = $_POST['name'];$contact_email = $_POST['email'];$contact_subject = $_POST['subject'];$contact_message =
i used the xml gallery with thumb tutorial i just changed around the var nameseverything thing runs in my xml until it gets down to tracing from the onLoadStart and the rest of the onLoads, which loads the thumbnails. i just can't figure out what it is. this is the functionyou can see where the one trace works and the others don't **also wanted to know if anyone knows how to create a preloader for all the thumbnails from this code, so your not stuck with a blank screen waiting for the thumbs to download **
ActionScript Code: function thumbs_fn(num){ //create empty movieclips inside thumbnail_mc to hold the images in
Currently there is a error i cant seem to find as the error indicates that
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference. at Panel/setting() at Panel()
went to panel/setting to see what is wrong but still cant figure out what is wrong.i am suppose to make the spawning of edible and inedible stop till end of the time..current time is 5s as i wanted to find out where is it that is wrong but original time is 60seconds. the spawning does not stop and it keep repeating even if i never add in spawnUp().
I have placed a FLV file in to my flash document, when I test it it plays fine, but when it upload it online the skin doesnt show up and I cant control the video.
I have just very recently downloaded a trail version of Adobe Flash CS5 onto my laptop. The version of windows is Windows XP, and the program itself is running as well as it should.
I went to youtube to see if there were any video tutorials that could help me get started with the program. Unfortunately, right before a video will play, the browser will say there was an error, and close, and then re-try to open the page.
This problem has never happned before I installed Flash, so I can only assume it had something to do with it. Everything else on my system is running smoothly, I even checked every file and processor twice for any signs of adware that I may have picked up accidently.
We moved our F4V files to a different server and I reconnected all the SWF files to them using CS4 without any issue. I just upgraded to CS5 and when I save files the same way I did with CS4, the files preview fine locally but when I post online, the video does not work. Was there some new step added to CS5 that I'm missing? Even if I go to the CS4 SWFfile directly on the server, it plays but the new one does not. I thought maybe Premiere CS5 was the culprit but if I connect an old F4V file and save as a CS5 SWF, it's just a white screen. I even tried importing the video from scratch and still nothing.
I am trying to figure out why my flash files work correctly locally but don't after I upload them. I am using Mac Flash CS4 and AS2. (They were CS3 files originally)
When I use Safari to view the uploaded files and check the Activity window it shows the files load but they don't show up. I have a main swf and others are loaded into it using:
I am looking for a tutorial that will show me how to create an online 'design & print' service. ie the app has say 3 text areas / 3 image areas / drawings areas and a seperate controls to rotate the text and images etc. I then need to export the data as a vector for digital printing.
I have a function triggered by a button click that searches through an XML file for an e-mail address (entered in a text field) and returns a match or no match. When I run the swf locally it works fine, but once the site is posted it no longer works. Locally it is connecting to the same xml & php files that it uses online.
I have a very rudimentary Flash movie that I have created. Link here to a copy of the SWF file on my company's website:The movie appears to work all right in IE, but not in Firefox or Google Chrome.Here are the details:It's a leaderboard ad, and like I said, it's pretty basic. I have a simple motion tween, and then an incredibly looooooong series of nested movie clips that create the effect of a counter (like a rapidly rising jackpot).I'm not really hip with the intricacies of ActionScript, so I couldn't code something more elegant. The "counter" is supposed to represent an increasing amount of money that not using our services might cost a company.
Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and ten thousands use a simple repeating movie clip. hundred thousands use one that is 10x as long, and so on. I had to stop at 1 millions, as the # of frames in between numbers was prohibitively long.i.e. there are 10 frames in between numbers for the hundred thousands place in the movie, 100 frames for millions, and 1,000 frames for millions.but, like I said, I'm a beginner at ActionScript.Thinking the problem might be due to the incredibly long movie clips, I removed the animations from some of the higher numbers from my movie, and this did not appear to affect whether it plays in Firefox or Chrome.
I had an existing client ask me about the possibility of building an online quiz. I am fairly adept at working "inside" Flash, but always run into problems when trying to export data "from" Flash anywhere else. I am also trying to figure out if Flash is the best application to build this quiz (I see other possible apps like Captivate, but don't know if they are necessary for what I am trying to do).
What I need to do: I need to create a Login screen to attach the final text score to an individual. Create (50) separate screens for 50 questions with multiple answers for each (simple enough) with submit buttons once the answer(s) are chosen.
Each time an answer is submitted it has a certain "weight" toward the total score (which I am guessing that I could track into a variable inside Flash?) When the test is complete all I need to do is send that Person's Name/Total Score to a database. Is this something best accomplished using Flash?
iv been having this problem with swf file iv created, it consist of images somewhat like a gallery. when played offline it works smoothly, navigating frame to frame / image by image. iv used AS3 to compose the animations in my flash file. now my problem is when its uploaded online, the swf is shown but once iv clicked on a link to proceed on showing the gallery it lags and continously loop when it should actualy stop on a frame and wait till the next button is clicked to procced to the next image. plus the animation iv added in doesn't seem to working at all.
I am running Windows 7/64 and Master Collection. I've created a clip of DV NTSC footage to test F4V publishing. Done this many times with CS3 and flv files but this has me stumped. I can successfully view the video and web page locally in IE and Netscape but on upload to my server I have the menu and placement right but no video appears. I created the clip in Premiere Pro CS5 and exported to F4V/FLV best quality. Opened an Actionscript Media DV NTSC template in Flash Pro CS5 and imported the video which I had pre-placed in my root web folder locally. I then exported the swf and saved the fla. All files were then in my root folder and the scrpts in the scripts folder. In Live View in Dreamweaver CS5 all looked fine. In each browser locally the video played as expected. Once all files were uploaded the video was not visible.
First of all I am new in flash i have one problem that i have added one swf file in site and change increase its width for proper setting in my webpage now what happens is when i am running that page in offline firefox/chrome/IE then all displays good and asper my incresed dimensions but when i uploaded the page on server and then testing online then the in IE it displays perfect but....... in Firefox and in Chrome it displays in small size (in original size, before my edit)
