Hi Everyone,

I have a web page that I have added a flash video to using the insert flash
video option in Dreamweaver. I uploaded all the files including the additional
files that are created when you use that option and when I try to get to the
video file once I have uploaded it will not play. If I use a link directly to
the .swf then it will play but the link to the page where the video is inserted
just shows a blank page. Can anyone give me any guidance on how I can get this
to work.
P.S. If I preview it from my desktop before uploading to the website it works
fine.

Thanks,
Robert

Upload the Scripts folder to server.


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com



"ryonker" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have a web page that I have added a flash video to using the insert
flash
> video option in Dreamweaver. I uploaded all the files including the
additional
> files that are created when you use that option and when I try to get to
the
> video file once I have uploaded it will not play. If I use a link directly
to
> the .swf then it will play but the link to the page where the video is
inserted
> just shows a blank page. Can anyone give me any guidance on how I can get
this
> to work.
> P.S. If I preview it from my desktop before uploading to the website it
works
> fine.
>
> Thanks,
> Robert
>

Nancy, thanks. That did it. It's always the little things that you overlook that cause the problems.

That particular little thing accounts for about 10% of the posts here every
day. Searching for "FLASH" would have found it! 8)

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"ryonker" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Nancy, thanks. That did it. It's always the little things that you
> overlook that cause the problems.
>
>