Flash intro page

[Kinnie]

Hi all,

I have made a flash intro page using BV's "insert flash object" feature. While playing the movie in my browser (have a look at http://www.kinnielke.net), a border with the same size as the flash object remains visible. How can I solve this issue?

Kenneth

[Girlonthehill]

Re: Flash intro page

I'm viewing in Maxthon and I see no border. It looks good from here.

[larazovich]

Re: Flash intro page

I'm viewing in Maxthon and I see no border. It looks good from here.

In
iE7, a message appears saying 'clidk to activate this control
When I clidk the outline dissappears, and the flashintro begins.

[Kinnie]

Re: Flash intro page

In
iE7, a message appears saying 'clidk to activate this control
When I clidk the outline dissappears, and the flashintro begins.

Do you have to click the outline before the intro starts playing?
I'm also using IE and I get the same message. When I click the outline dissapears. But the intro starts to play immediately when loaded, so I don't have to click it before it starts to play...

[Watdaflip]

Re: Flash intro page

Its working just fine for me with FireFox 2.0. Try right clicking on the flash element in bluevoda, and adding

border="0"

inside the tag.

[larazovich]

Re: Flash intro page

Do you have to click the outline before the intro starts playing?
I'm also using IE and I get the same message. When I click the outline dissapears. But the intro starts to play immediately when loaded, so I don't have to click it before it starts to play...

doesn't have to on the outline, just inside the border and intro then starts

[Vasili]

Re: Flash intro page

>> Microsoft included this active content "advisory" across the board via updates prior to finalizing IE7 in response to legislation passed that required all 'interactive' elements on the internet to be capable of notifying Users of this aspect of browsing (as if it was really a Privacy issue?).

Nonetheless, in Microsoft applications, this "Notice" will appear in much the same way the dialog box presents when users click on the simple "mail:/@" command to tell you that your email address will be visible during transmission and to the recipient (which is why we also suggest using an Email Form, right?).

It will not go away in MS apps, and will likely morph into another form when Vista gives way to Vienna, the web-application/online Operating System due out in 2009.

And you thought Vista is a nightmare....at least I have a couple of years to learn Linux I guess...