Scratch

oh ya forgot to add.
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It might be your internet connection or the program your using.
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CatPerson wrote:

It might be your internet connection or the program your using.
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That would never be a problem. If say, Firefox shows Scratch projects, It would show on the webpage displayed in firefox. I write webpages in Notepad, which is the most basic editor available. Also you wouldn't have a problem with the internet if u can connect to scratch.mit.edu.

Bsteward wrote:

Please give the Url of the location you are embedding it.

A website I've just started working on (few games so far) where I've decided to test the flash embed with someone elses project (not keeping it, just testing with it)
gamesoriginal.webs.com

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nathanprocks wrote:

it is because the code is set to "sameDomain" and the project url is on the scratch website. you will have to either upload the project to your website or change the sameDomain part

Thanks, but what would I change it to? And I don't know how I'd upload the flash player to my site either? Thanks!

nathanprocks wrote:

AllButSimilar wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

it is because the code is set to "sameDomain" and the project url is on the scratch website. you will have to either upload the project to your website or change the sameDomain part

Thanks, but what would I change it to? And I don't know how I'd upload the flash player to my site either? Thanks!

ok i got it to work:

Code:

<object width="483" height="387" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/PlayerOnly.swf">
   <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always">
   <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true">
   <param name="flashvars" value="project=http://scratch.mit.edu/static/projects/skeletonxf/2056428.sb?version=1">
</object>

i tried to make it work on the same domain but it didn't work... i will try that again later...
a working example is http://carrotsoft.x11s.org/test/onScratch.html]here.

EDIT: by the way, awesome game!

No, It's not mine, you'll want to tell that to skeletonxf. I just used his awesome game to test this stuff with.

nathanprocks wrote:

AllButSimilar wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

ok i got it to work:

Code:

<object width="483" height="387" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/PlayerOnly.swf">
   <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always">
   <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true">
   <param name="flashvars" value="project=http://scratch.mit.edu/static/projects/skeletonxf/2056428.sb?version=1">
</object>

i tried to make it work on the same domain but it didn't work... i will try that again later...
a working example is http://carrotsoft.x11s.org/test/onScratch.html]here.

EDIT: by the way, awesome game!

No, It's not mine, you'll want to tell that to skeletonxf. I just used his awesome game to test this stuff with.

oh ok...

Hey that link I got doesn't seem to load right, takes forever, perhaps I should just be patient.

AllButSimilar wrote:

Yeah It's not working 

ok well idk what is wrong then

Bump. Please, someone help.

BoltBait wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

a working example is here.

It works in Firefox but not in the Internet Explorer browser.  So, that example is not very useful to me.  I need something that works in IE.

Why, do you use that thing?

BoltBait wrote:

scimonster wrote:

BoltBait wrote:

It works in Firefox but not in the Internet Explorer browser.  So, that example is not very useful to me.  I need something that works in IE.

Why, do you use that thing?

This is why:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikim … _chart.png

IE has the biggest piece of that pie.

IE comes installed on all Microsoft devices, that's why it's very "popular". What's surprising is that although Safari comes installed on all macs, it's probably been replaced by the users in favour of other browsers, unlike IE.

Anyway, this is beyond the topic, sorry... my point is, you can always ask the users "if the site doesn't work, switch to Chrome/Firefox."