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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi All. I hope this is a simple fix.
I have added a swf to my first page. this page is where they jump to different mods and when they are done they come back to this page. I also added a skin. So when I launch player.html I get the loading bar then I see the top and bottom of the articulate player and my flash file scales up to fit in the window at this point the articulate skin is now covered up by mine. Why is this happening ![]() Last edited by bxpurce : 10-29-2010 at 09:53 AM. |
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Based on the image alone and your brief description, it would be hard to suggest what is causing this. The best thing to do, is to try removing some of the swfs you have included, or back up a couple of steps to try an pin point the culprit.
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So what happens if you remove the swf from the first page. If the player doesn't scale, there is most likely some code conflict with the inserted swf file.
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 4
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From what I can tell, your articulate presentation is published and set to use the "Slide only view", which is fine, especially if you plan on creating your own custom interface. If you keep this "slide only view" actually all of your content will be scaled up. Basically what I have found to be the best solution is to simple resize all of your content back to 100% in your new interface and then position it accordingly. This ensures your content is nice and crisp. Here is an example of some code I recently used on a project.
//NOTE The Different Levels for Different content. function repositionContent(){// _level22._yscale = 100; // ---- PPT CONTENT _level22._xscale = 100; _level22._y = 40; // _level33._yscale = 100;// ---- INSERTED FLASH _level33._xscale = 100; _level33._y = 45; _level33._x = 130; // _level56._yscale = 100;// ---- ENGAGE CONTENT _level56._xscale = 100; _level56._y = 70; _level56._x = 128; // _level55._yscale = 100; //----QUIZ CONTENT _level55._y = 60; _level55._x = 130; _level55._xscale = 100; } Hope that helps. -john |
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