Flash Image Viewer

[StevieMitch]

I am creating a page in DW8 and have inserted an instance of the Flash Image Viewer though despite changing the parameters in the Tag Inspector to say that the controls should not be visible - they are and the pictures do not show when I preview the page in the browser (IE7). I have created on another page previously in another site where this works perfectly. Can anyone make any suggestions?

Thanks

Stevie

[Newsgroup_User · Accepted solution]

StevieMitch wrote:
> I am creating a page in DW8 and have inserted an instance of the Flash Image
> Viewer though despite changing the parameters in the Tag Inspector to say that
> the controls should not be visible - they are and the pictures do not show when
> I preview the page in the browser (IE7). I have created on another page
> previously in another site where this works perfectly. Can anyone make any
> suggestions?


If it worked on one page and not on another, then it the difference would have to do with the settings that were applied, or due to some other issue on the page in question. As such, you'd need to post a link to your page and state any specific steps fouls will need to take to see the issue you're having.

FYI: This for is for users of Dreamweaver extensions, that is add ons to Dreamweaver, not for the built in functionality such as the Flash Image Viewer. Many more folks visit the Dreamweaver General forums which a more appropriate place for your question:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=12&catid=189&entercat=y

FWIW: Flash Elements, which the Flash Image Viewer is, are getting deprecated from the next (after CS3) version of Dreamweaver according to this page:
http://www.adobe.com/go/kb402489


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[StevieMitch]

Thanks Danilo. The strange thing is that it works in Mozilla and Opera so I am guessing that it is probably an IE problem. However, I'll take it to the DW General Forum as you suggest. Thanks for your time.

Steve