Dmitry Sokurenko wrote:
> Not sure, but some Flash players require not the path, but an absolute
> URL, so instead of having:
> ../../../public/swf/playerMultipleList.swf
>
> you should generate something like:
> http://www.theapp.com/swf/playerMultipleList.swf
>
> And also there should be no 'public' in the URL.
>
> Dmitry
Dmitry - please see the attachment!
It's working now, but with the path specified simply as
/swf/playerMultipleList.swf. Problem seemed to be an incorrect
swfobject.js. As soon as I copied the original from the download to the
#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/javascripts folder, the player appeared however,
unfortunately there's still a problem .. the tracks don't appear (get
undefined where a track should be) even though I used the same pathing
convention to point to public/Sounds (should evaluate to
#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/Sounds just as the swf path evaluated to
#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/swf and found the player.
At first I thought this problem would be a piece of cake, but now after
trying the same convention I just mentioned, as well as the relative
path, and absolute path to the myPlayList.xml still just "undefined" for
the track .. please see the attachment for a screen shot of this. and
the current code as well.
If you have any ideas, it's greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your time
Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/3602/sounds_html.doc
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