Adobe Flash Player Crashing Not Working at this Site http problem

Forum|Forum|8 years ago
January 28, 2018
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When I load the website in https the portfolio video plays and when it gets loaded in http I got the error in my console cannot resolve.

As a Result I have to remove the video from the webpage. its very annoying.

I have reinstalled the flash player, But the problem is still the same. help appreciated. Thanks in advance.

UPDATE: Flash Player help on Firefox tells me that Flash is not installed or enabled, again reinstalling the same problem is there, I think there is something wrong with the .htaccess file or scripts

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rajendradubeyAuthor

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The site is live to users, it cannot be in that state, we can't downgrade the user experience with the site, I was waiting for more than 20 hours and I got no reply, so I have to remove the video.

reverting to @maria 80 views doesn't add anything to my site, you could remove the post from the forum, I posted the link only on request.

stackoverflow is the best place to ask questions, you must close this forum, if you can't provide a solution.

_maria_

Legend

These forums are user-to-user forums and staff participate when they can, Monday - Friday, in-between their normal workload. Unfortunately, you posted on a weekend when staff is not available.

http I got the error in my console cannot resolve.

Sorry, I missed this comment in your original post. What is the error? Please post a screenshot. See https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-7043#jive_content_id_How_do_I_attach_a_screenshot

What operating system is this on?

rajendradubeyAuthor

Participant

Link is here [moderator: link removed] well the I have removed the video, I am again uploading it in few moment

_maria_

Legend

Are you self-promoting your site? The top-level page and the Portfolio page do not appear to have Flash video, but do have HTML5 video. If the site DOES contain Flash content, post a link to the EXACT location of the Flash content and not the top-level page of the site, forcing users to navigate the site looking for Flash.

UPDATE: Flash Player help on Firefox tells me that Flash is not installed or enabled, again reinstalling the same problem is there, I think there is something wrong with the .htaccess file or scripts

Firefox disables Flash by defaulting forcing user's to enable it. See Why do I have to click to activate plugins? | Firefox Help for assistance.

While viewing your site on Firefox, there is no prompt to enable Flash, further indicating there is no Flash content on the site.

Robert Mc Dowell

Legend

any link to test your issue?

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