• Resolved furyphoto

    (@furyphoto)


    I am not sure if this is a theme issue or otherwise. I added a Javascript driven flash navigation to my header. It works great on the main blog page, but it does not show up in the header for the other pages (single post, categories, archives) because it can’t find the JS file.

    Luckily the nav flash that I bought has a warning built in otherwise I would have no idea what was going on. It gives me a pop up that says it can’t find “AC_RunActiveContent.js”. The AC_RunActiveContent.js file is in the directory with all of the .php files for the theme and works on the home page.

    I can’t figure out where else to put it to get it to show up on the other pages. Anybody know? PLEASE!!??

    see it at my website (under construction)at http://www.andrewdoran.com/phoblography

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  • It sounds like a file reference issue. Do you understand difference between absolute & relative links? From your code, it looks like you have a relative link to the relevant file (AC_RunActiveContent.js) I would replace that with a direct link to the file (http://andrewdoran.com/phoblography/AC_RunActiveContent.js).

    Let us know how it goes.

    – Deacon Maurer

    Thread Starter furyphoto

    (@furyphoto)

    Thanks, I am making progress. No more pop up warning. I also set a direct link to the .SWF file in the code. Now it looks like it is loading a space for the nav, but no text. I think this is because it can find the content .xml file for the same reason. I think the link for the .xml is in the .swf. Next challenge – I am very amateur with flash too!

    Will tackle it tomorrow, it’s way too late now

    Thanks again

    -Andrew

    Thread Starter furyphoto

    (@furyphoto)

    Eventually used a different theme, and the kimili-flash-embed plugin. all is well!

    Thanks for you help!

    -A

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