hi i'm using a flash button to open up a html page but it's not working.  code i have is below?
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What you need to do is use this\n\non (release) {\ngetURL("somepage.html")\n}\nYou don't need to use goto\nTry this and this will work!\n\ngoto() is used for going on a specific frame in the movie
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The usual way is to use the embed element in HTML and that points to the swf file.\n\nThere's a neater way, using SWFObject, which uses JavaScript to insert the Flash/swf file into the page. That does all the gnarly HTML markup for it, so all you really need to know is the name/location of the swf file (that will be on your local filesystem where you saved it).\n\nhttp://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
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I am in the same position as you.  This is a bug in IE7.  You need to use an alternative browser until they fix this.  Javascript is enabled by default.\n\nI suggest you use Firefox for sites that need Flash.
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Try downloading flash player 8 from "www.macromedia.com/software/flashplayer/"
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try http://www.flashkit.com/index.shtml\n\nthey have tutorials plus a lot of other stuff you can use
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its probably not the browser. make sure you have all the newest versions of flash player or macromedia players.
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Right click on pop up message bar under the browser and select unblock pop ups, should be fine for flash, java and macro websites!
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use "save page as", in your browser that creates a .htm file + a folder. in that folder you should find a .swf file that is your flash animated file
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It's not just clicking the home button after you click "Solutions." The home button doesn't work at all. It references the location: /~n3skeba/movie4.html\nI get the same error even when I type in the url manually. Did you upload that page to your site?\n\nAs far as formatting, there's a big white space between the menu and the contents. I use Firefox and Netscape. Also, keep in mind there are people still using dial-up. So, you might want to offer them an HTML alternative. In the "Solutions" section, I couldn't tell which item was a link and which was just text. You should add code to change the style of a link on mouse hover.  And try to align the fields in your quote form. For help on HTML and CSS, go here:\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp\n\nP.S. Don't use the embed tag for your flash movies. It's not valid XHTML. Also, do not use the "codebase" or "classid" elements. Only use the object tag like this:\n\n <object data="compsys.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="541" height="184" id="powerbullet">\n        <param name="movie" value="compsys.swf" />\n        <param name="quality" value="best" />\n</object>\n\nFor an example of how to implement this, go to my company's website:\n\nhttp://www.centersys.com
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Are you talking about Internet Explorer 7?  Maybe that darn thing just doesn't work.  Consider going back to IE6.  \n\nBut are you getting Flash from the right place?  Just maybe you should start at http://www.adobe.com and click on the Flash section.  Be sure to watch for blocked popups and such. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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I get a Javascript pop-up alert error in Firefox - which means that none of the navigation now works so I can't move around the site. \n\nThere's a philosophy od web design that says when adding Javascript functionality - make sure the backup system works when Javascript doesnt work or is turned off. This is a good example of that having a real affect here.\n\nBased on just the home page - I'd say: it needs to show the main content right away... If its articles/tips on bodywork - might be nice to have an example of one tip plus links to go directly to other tips...
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make sure that you have the latest version of FLASH installed, go to macromedia.com to make sure...\n\nalso, make sure that you have the latest version of JAVA installed. Goto java.sun.com
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on (release) {\ngetURL("url.htm", "_parent");\n}\n\nYour coding is correct. make sure you are connected to the internet because your link is to the web. When linking to another file make sure the file is in the same folder.\n\nI would try linking to an html page within the same folder as your flash movie. This should work.
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There can be different reasons.  One apparent reason is that your browser is not able to render the button correctly.  If you are using internet Explorer, try using Firefox or Opera for opening the Web page and verifying.  If this doesn't work, try to run a virus scan and some adware removing tool such as AdAware.  I hope that helps :)
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If you are using an automated web editor, such as geocities (but I don't think it allows .fla/.swf) you must simply goto something akin to "Upload files" and browse through your own files.  Now to get it onto your web page, Macromedia has a nice little tutorial: http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_4150\n\nHave fun.
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try 2 uninstall it and make restart and install flash 8 , it will work
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this is a tricky question\n\nfirst u mast be sure that u have java and it will appear in ur control panel\n\nthen if u have it the problem will be in 2 things:\n1-ur browser it may be in the state " block flash" so u must remove this remark.\n\n2-ur firewall so u ll allow it when a pup up windows appear