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Old January 26th, 2004, 08:14 PM
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Movie in a Movie in a Movie...?

Alright, Nevermind again, I solved the problem. Evrything is working great now, but I'm still working on the content, if you want to check it out it's Jesus & The Plague


Ok, this is a more serious problem than the last.

I've got my main info in one swf, which is loaded into my main layout swf by the actioin LoadMovie. And my Main Layout swf is suppose to be Loaded into my Original Intro.

So when you go to the page, it's suppose to be Intro>LoadMovie: Main Layout>LoadMovie: seperate info pages.

In flash player and test movie, everything works. When I open my Intro swf in my directory folder, it loads everything up nicely. But once I uploaded everything on the server (everything in the same folder, just like how I have it in my offline directory), after the intro plays, it doesn't load the Main Layout swf, which means there IS no site at the moment. But everything is in the exact same spots as my offline and online folders. Works offline, but not online. If anyone can help me, I'd greatly appreciate it. Becuase as of now, I'm stumped.

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First check. Is the case right?
If you built on a windows machine which is not case sensitive and moved it to a linux server which IS case sensitive this will be an issue.

Say movie1.swf loads movie2.swf your code. But on the server movie2.swf is named Movie2.swf your movie will not load. Check that first and foremost.
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Old January 27th, 2004, 04:16 PM
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Actually it's solved now, But thanks for the reply. After dabbling with the LoadMovie to load my site2m.swf after the intro, I decided I'd try putting site2m.swf in the folder that comes before the site2.swf (which loads site2m.swf). Because they were currently all in the same folder on the server. So I kept site2.swf in the folder it was currently in, but moved site2m.swf in the folder before, which was holding the folder site2.swf is in. And it worked. So apparently, for some reason LoadMovie on my site2.swf wasn't searching for site2m.swf in the same folder, but the previous folder.

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