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yeah flash player still isn't working for me...
Vista
IE 7

Saca312 wrote:

For some reason I have adobe flash player 10.3 and it says I need adobe flash????:S What the????? using Internet Explorer 9....PLZ FIX!!!!

Use Google chrome. Problem fixed.

Saca312 wrote:

Joeman592 wrote:

Saca312 wrote:

For some reason I have adobe flash player 10.3 and it says I need adobe flash????:S What the????? using Internet Explorer 9....PLZ FIX!!!!

Use Google chrome. Problem fixed.

Never mind, It works now even on Internet Explorer 9.....weird.....

really? it still doesn't work for me... (IE7)

and don't tell me to get a new browser ok? that's not the point.

jji7skyline wrote:

I have checked the list and this bug doesn't seem to be in it:

When sprites are draggable, the x and y values are updated only when the mouse is let go - example here: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/jji7skyline/1631962

It however works perfectly in the Java player.

Here is the bug again using the template because no-one replied.

Your computer's Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate
Your web browser's name and version: Chrome
Flash version: 10.3.181.34
Description of Problem: Sprite's x y values don't update until mouse is let go when dragging the sprite.
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/jji7skyline/1631962

When it is in full screen mode, I wait and the screen savor turns on, then I get out of the screen savor and it is back to normal mode, just with the full screen outline!

-Stendika- wrote:

If I try switching to Flash Player, nothing happens. I just see a picture of the project. If I move my cursor onto it, it says "You need Adobe Flash to play this." I have flash, and I think it's the newest version. Any suggestions?

happens to me too. most people say get a different brower, but THAT IS NOT THE POINT. The point is to make it work for all browsers.

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

-Stendika- wrote:

If I try switching to Flash Player, nothing happens. I just see a picture of the project. If I move my cursor onto it, it says "You need Adobe Flash to play this." I have flash, and I think it's the newest version. Any suggestions?

happens to me too. most people say get a different brower, but THAT IS NOT THE POINT. The point is to make it work for all browsers.

Same thing for me. What browsers do this player work in? IE and Firefox both don't work properly for me.

Last edited by gettysburg11 (2011-07-10 11:54:22)

Your computer's Operating System: Windows
Your web browser's name and version: Firefox 5.0
Flash version: 10.3.181.26
Description of Problem: The program runs perfectly well on Scratch 1.4 and runs well but slow on the Java player. The flash player on the other hand will not recognize the commands, rendering the project useless on the flash player.
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Keani/1919461

Last edited by Keani (2011-07-13 22:00:03)

Lightnin wrote:

The current version of the Scratch Flash Player is v23. If the number displayed in the upper left corner of your Flash player is lower, try clearing your web browser's cache.
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6. List watcher displays are getting confused when lists are resized.  Example here
7. List name is not being placed at the top of list watcher.  Example here

When can we expect the next build of the flash player?  And, will it have these bugs fixed?  If they are, all of my projects will be playable on the flash player... and, I will look like this: 

Your computer's Operating System: Windows Vista.
Your web browser's name and version: FF5
Flash version: 10.3.181.34
Description of Problem: When the (list) block is used, there are always spaces placed between the items, even if each is only one character long.
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/sci_test/1890654

here is our setup:

when green flag is clicked, our introduction sprite appears--prompting user for their subject # (we are a psych lab)...

...after entering their subject ID and their session number, a new sprite and a new background appear, and this sprite begins doling out arithmetic problems; the user types the correct answer and presses enter, a new question appears, so on and so forth. 

THE MAJOR PROBLEM WE ARE HAVING WITH THIS SCRIPT:

after the subject has completed all of the problems, a broadcast "Done" is sent out, which prompts a new block of blocks to begin...

..in this new block of blocks, user again meets the introduction sprite and the introduction background, is told their correct/incorrect score, and is thanked for participating.  the bottom  block in this mini-script says

[blocks] <stop script> [/blocks]

the script does not stop completely though--if the user thereafter presses "enter" or "space bar" the script restarts and their recorded data is lost.

tried stop all and this does nto work either.


help?
<stop script>

I posted this bug in the thread in announcements (I probably didn't notice this thread) -- so I'll post it here since it still seems to be occuring.

Your computer's Operating System: Windows
Your web browser's name and version: Chrome (12)
Flash version: 10.3.181.35
Description of Problem: In fullscreen, when a sprite is using the say block, in some situations, certain text does not appear. For example, in one situation Gobo is supposed to be saying "Welcome to the Scratch Community!", however the word community does not appear, so there is an empty white space.
Link to project: Example here.