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From: Simatrix on 17 Feb 2005 18:03 Ciao I have published an AW piece for the web: when I test it on my pc everything is fine, but my client receives a first error (alert box: "Error reading segment file. File on server is missing or has wrong lenght...") then another appears (unable to display icon...) Can you take a look to this file, and tell me if you get errors too, please? http://www.baboni.com/clienti/gravina/test3/spiegazione.htm Thank you Simatrix www.baboni.com
From: Erik *TMM* on 17 Feb 2005 18:33 I got an error in Mozilla (but that's not uncommon, a few web-packaged Authorware sites are giving me problems in mozilla) but it worked in IE 6. Erik Simatrix wrote: >Ciao >I have published an AW piece for the web: when I test it on my pc everything >is fine, but my client receives a first error (alert box: "Error reading >segment file. File on server is missing or has wrong lenght...") then >another appears (unable to display icon...) >Can you take a look to this file, and tell me if you get errors too, please? >http://www.baboni.com/clienti/gravina/test3/spiegazione.htm > >Thank you >Simatrix >www.baboni.com > > > > -- Erik Lord http://www.capemedia.net Team Macromedia Volunteer - Authorware http://www.macromedia.com/support/forums/team_macromedia/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.awaretips.net - samples, tips, products, faqs, and links! *Search the A'ware newsgroup archives* http://groups.google.com/groups?q=macromedia.authorware
From: Paul Swanson on 17 Feb 2005 19:01 I got a 5006 error with both Firefox and IE. I believe that means "file not found." Perhaps you are missing an Xtra? Also, with Firefox the status bar says "Connecting to localhost..." "localhost" generally refers to the name of your webserver. Perhaps you need to change server names when publishing your live course? -- _______________________ Paul Swanson Portland, Oregon, USA _______________________ "Erik *TMM*" <erik(a)pasdespam.capemedia.net> wrote in message news:cv39l1$m81$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > I got an error in Mozilla (but that's not uncommon, a few web-packaged > Authorware sites are giving me problems in mozilla) but it worked in IE 6. > Erik > > Simatrix wrote: > > >Ciao > >I have published an AW piece for the web: when I test it on my pc everything > >is fine, but my client receives a first error (alert box: "Error reading > >segment file. File on server is missing or has wrong lenght...") then > >another appears (unable to display icon...) > >Can you take a look to this file, and tell me if you get errors too, please? > >http://www.baboni.com/clienti/gravina/test3/spiegazione.htm > > > >Thank you > >Simatrix > >www.baboni.com > > > > > > > > > > -- > Erik Lord > http://www.capemedia.net > Team Macromedia Volunteer - Authorware > http://www.macromedia.com/support/forums/team_macromedia/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > http://www.awaretips.net - samples, tips, products, faqs, and links! > *Search the A'ware newsgroup archives* > http://groups.google.com/groups?q=macromedia.authorware
From: Simatrix on 18 Feb 2005 02:33 > "Connecting to localhost..." "localhost" generally refers to the name > of your webserver. This make me see the light! Error found: in the html there is a js function which returns the path of a xml file. This function is called by Aw in order to know where is the xml to parse. The path was wrong because it referred to my localhost. Now I've changed to www... can you test the link again, please? I would like to ensure that the problem was that path only.. Thank you so much Sima Ps: sorry Paul for the private message: I clicked reply insted of reply to newsgroup :-/
From: Paul Swanson on 18 Feb 2005 10:39
Yes, it seems to be working now. No errors in Firefox or IE. I now see an image of a Windows 98 type screen in Bianchi green, the cursor moves and makes some clicks, then there is a message box with "Test terminato" as the message. When I click OK, I get another message box with "Messaggio per debug. Parametri passati: passato = si - punteggio = 40 - tempo = 00:00:55" -- _______________________ Paul Swanson Portland, Oregon, USA _______________________ "Simatrix" <simatrix(a)3dirteamNOSPAM.net> wrote in message news:cv45ok$q4i$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > > > "Connecting to localhost..." "localhost" generally refers to the name > > of your webserver. > This make me see the light! > Error found: in the html there is a js function which returns the path of a > xml file. This function is called by Aw in order to know where is the xml to > parse. The path was wrong because it referred to my localhost. Now I've > changed to www... can you test the link again, please? I would like to > ensure that the problem was that path only.. > > Thank you so much > > Sima > > Ps: sorry Paul for the private message: I clicked reply insted of reply to > newsgroup :-/ > > |