I had the same problem with a different resolution. In my case it was because i was closing tags inline. Im not sure if thats the right word, but as an illustration i was doing: < a href="video.flv" stye="..." />. When I chaged that to < a href=...>< /a> it loaded without being clicked on. (Spaces added so it doesnt get treated as html)
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Wow, lame problem...Turns out that the js file has to be in the same directory as the html file otherwise that error happens. I know for a fact that the relative address that i provided was correct and putting it in the same directory is working so i blame that. Sorry I was a bit mad about that, is there perhaps something else that i missed that putting it in the same directory solved?
The difference in these two pages is that the first does not include the line : "<script src="videoplayer/flowplayer-3.1.1.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>" which is pretty much the line from the minimum install with the type added.
Note: the red and green lines are in page css options to allow me to see where blocks are. For some reason, these do not at all appear in the second site.
Any help with what is going on??
Also, why is it that in ie the video doesnt automatically start like in firefox? Also, why does it further mess up the page layout when I click the box?
Thanks!!!!!
chacham15
Note: the red and green lines are in page css options to allow me to see where blocks are. For some reason, these do not at all appear in the second site.
Any help with what is going on??
Also, why is it that in ie the video doesnt automatically start like in firefox? Also, why does it further mess up the page layout when I click the box?
Thanks!!!!!
chacham15