flash (macromedia):
You may want to make sure you have folders on your remote server set up
properly. When you test locally, relative file naming is based on the
location of the .swf file. When you are working on the web, relative naming
is based on the location of the html file holding the swf, not the location
of the swf. So, if you have the following:
/root/flashfile.html -- file displaying swf radio player
you need to your radio directory located like so:
/root/radio/mov1.swf
regardless of where the actual radio player swf is located on the server.
I created an XML based MP3 player a while back that may be helpful. The code
is a bit dated, but it still works:
http://www.catalistcreative.com/flashradio [quoted text, click to view] "Nanotech" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I've gone through every post on this site and have been unable to find an
answer to my problem though many claim to be it.
>
> I have a site with a radio Movie Clip. _root.radio
> I want to load external clips-
>
> stop();
> _root.radio.sound.loadMovie("radio/mov1.swf");
> _root.artist = artistname;
>
> _root.radio.sound is an empty movie
>
> It works fine on my local, but once uploaded to the internet it doesnt
work properly probably 85% of time.
>
> When i press the next button, it should goto and stop on the next frame
with the actionscript-
> stop();
> _root.radio.sound.loadMovie("radio/mov2.swf");
> _root.artist = artistname;
>
> but it doesnt seem to load, and proceeds to the next frame and gets stuck
in a loop.
> also i've tried _root.radio.sound.unloadMovie();... and numerous other
things
>
> I set up a isNaN failsafe to make it go back to frame if true, but it just
froze.
>
> It seems to me to be a loading problem, since when i added frames to the
first key frame, and then frames to the second key frame, it started messing
up only 40% of the time.
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> any help would be awesome. thanks.
>
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