Unsure why is itsn't working

I've tried 2 different games, changing the html multiple times and about ready to give up, as my html understanding is little to none.

Anyway, when I load the webpage, all I see is the big box, but nothing loading, or anything but the clickteam logo in the center.

Heres the code im using for Vitalize:
<OBJECT ID="Vitalize1" WIDTH=1024 HEIGHT=768 type="application/x-cnc"
CLASSID="CLSID:EB6D7E70-AAA9-40D9-BA05-F214089F2275"
CODEBASE="http://www.clickteam.com/vitalize4/vitalize.cab#Version=4,0,247,7">
<PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="www.Robomanonline.com/MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn">
<PARAM NAME="BackColor" VALUE="255,255,255">
<PARAM NAME="ProgressBar" VALUE="0,0,320,200">
<PARAM NAME="ProgressBarColor" VALUE="255,0,0">
<PARAM NAME="ProgressBarBorderColor" VALUE="0,0,0">
<EMBED TYPE="application/x-cnc"
SRC="MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn"
checkversion="4,0,247,7"
PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.clickteam.com/vitalize4/download.html"
WIDTH=1024
HEIGHT=768></embed>
BackColor="255,255,255"
ProgressBar="0,0,320,200"
ProgressBarColor="255,0,0"
ProgressBarBorderColor="0,0,0"
</OBJECT>

The filename is MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn and the game size is 1024x768

Could anyone tell me what im messing up?
Thanks!

Fixed code:

Code:

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<object width="1024" height="768" type="application/x-cnc" data="MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn" codebase="http://www.clickteam.com/vitalize4/vitalize.cab#Version=4,0,247,7">
<param name="BackColor" value="255,255,255">
<param name="ProgressBar" value="0,0,320,200">
<param name="ProgressBarColor" value="255,0,0">
<param name="ProgressBarBorderColor" value="0,0,0">
</object>

---

It seems your CCN file is not at this address. Verify the case, Linux servers are case-sensitive.

You do not need to specify the full URL name if your CCN file is in the same directory.

LIJI, are you sure your code works with older versions of Opera and Netscape?

The case is exactly the same in the html as it is on in the filename on the server, since I copied it exactly.

And I also tried it with both the filename, and the complete address to see if it was my server messing with me.

I've checked with Netscape 6, Is it old enough? ;)

not all web servers support serving .ccn files, some secure programs will block them as they are an unknown filetype, in IIS you have to add it to a mime filter thing if using secure mode (only admins of the server can do this, like with dedicated servers)
EDIT: and your webserver is running off a windows system, so is probably IIS

I have a Linux server I use to host my message board, i'll upload the ccn to there and see if it'll run.

www.Robomanonline.com =Windows
www.Roboman2.com =Linux

Neither of them seem to be working. I know i've ran an older Vitalize on this server in the past.

rename the .ccn, put it all in lowercase and put the extension to .txt
are you sure that your uploading to the right directory and have CHMOD'd to the right permissions?
EDIT: btw it works on your linux server: http://www.roboman2.com/MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn

Make sure you include the http:// in the URL or use a relative link.
If it still doesn't work, try using the file:// protocol and use the file from your computer to see if it's the server or the HTML.

YES!!!!! IT WORKS!!! WOOOOOOO!!!!

Thanks All!

Seems I spoke too soon. It works when accessed directly, as in:
http://www.roboman2.com/MaxGunnerAccelTest.ccn

But won't work when imbedded in the webpage:
www.roboman2.com

Did you update to the beta build of 247?
Currently its in the MMF2 tech forum.
You need that to make CCN files that work with Vitalize.

Direct access to your URL doesn't work for me and you left off 1/2 the embed/object code.

Use the syntax I've posted in the "How to embed Vitalize! in an html page", that will work. Actually Vitalize! doesn't seem to support the data parameter of the object command under IE, I'll check why.

Also it seems that Netscape doesn't like this syntax either (I've just tried with Netscape 9.0) and needs the EMBED tag.

I'll try to see if we can modify Vitalize! so that it supports this syntax, but in the mean time use the syntax I've posted.

Thanks! It works both directly and embedded in a webpage now.

(Silly me, someone had already answered this further up)