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December 19th, 2006
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Australia
Age: 36
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Name: Alex Gunawan  |
Website Flash viewing problem
Well, after long hours of resizing images and typing the files, we finally finished updating our flash website.
It looks ok, really proud of it, but when I send the links out, several clients came back and say that they can't see some of the images, although they already have Flash player installed. Just being curious about this, if any of you got a bit of time, can anyone try to check our website (www.3designarchitect.com) ? I would really like to know your browser and Flash Player info if you can't see some (or all) the images. Thank you all for any feedback I am now building another site in HTML because of this issue, there goes my holiday...... I know I should have stick to HTML, but Flash is rapidly become the trend now, and I assumed (wrongly) that Flash Player is a common thing. R AlexG |
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Re: Website Flash viewing problem
your website is working here on my computer.....I can see whole images with flash player on display. Also very neat tidy website.. Good thumb up...
No error or fault website for me.. They are look Fantastic. I like most of image gallery...  |
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Re: Website Flash viewing problem
works smooooothly!! love it, one of the better best sites i have been on. Love the 'The Kharisma' image.
hope you don't mind me making one and only one crit, i think you maybe need a 'next image' button when viewing the images instead of just a 'previous page' button, for me it breaks the viewing experience when only given an option to go back. |
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December 19th, 2006
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Re: Website Flash viewing problem
Thank you guys. I am using FF and it looks fine here. Got a laptop with IE, at first some images doesn't show, but went fine after installing Flash Player 9
Chris, Julian, Adriaan, can I know what your browser is? Adriaan, Thank you for the input. Yes, I just figure that out, too. Not nice going back to gallery images every time. Will add that on. Anyone using Netscape or Opera? R AlxG |
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December 19th, 2006
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Re: Website Flash viewing problem
i am using 'Avant browser', it should work with any browser as long as the viewer has the correct flash player version
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