For some reason, the Flash Player on Safari won't run the _root.onLoad()
handler. Are you doing any critical code with this handler?
If so try:
_root.onEnterFrame(){
//do code
_root.onEnterFrame = null;
}
This should get around it if that is the problem.
Good luck.
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[quoted text, click to view] kicsisrac wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering why the website I'd been developing didn't work on Mac. I have
> never got close to mac machines, but now my "client" wants to see his website
> working on Mac. I've already tried a G3 and a G4 iBook (latest plug-in on) but
> it failed to work. It works perfectly on any PC. :(
> If it helps: I used XML loader, movieClipLoader classes, and it seems that on
> Mac the loadind process fails.
> Why?
> Thanks for any help.
Hi,
I was wondering why the website I'd been developing didn't work on Mac. I have
never got close to mac machines, but now my "client" wants to see his website
working on Mac. I've already tried a G3 and a G4 iBook (latest plug-in on) but
it failed to work. It works perfectly on any PC. :(
If it helps: I used XML loader, movieClipLoader classes, and it seems that on
Mac the loadind process fails.
Why?
Thanks for any help.
Hi Dan,
I don't use any _root.onLoad() handler, but my_movie.movieClipLoader class
handlers and XML.onLoad handlers and definitely not on _root level.
I store the urls of images to load in an XML file. The xml file seems to load
but the loading process stops after the XML, which means before loading the
images. Can it be a problem that I use different folders for the images, so the
urls of images look like this: "..\images\01.jpg" etc. I was thinking about the
slash and backslash problem as well.
What do you think about these?
