no i do not want them to host the html file.
I want to upload the files done this.
Now i want to get a link to the files, however there are two separate files both with there own link.
What i think i need is for the html file to have access to the swf file.
I am unfamiliar with the correct way to do this.
I have contacted the support team at box.net.
But if you know the correct way please let me know.
Box.net will display SWF Files automatically. But unfortunately, it doesn't always display them correctly. I think your best bet is getting a webserver or making your own webserver with Lacewing.
I know you don't want them to host the html file, but that is essentially what you are having them do anyway.
Maybe it would be easier to help you if you could explain what exactly you want your user experience to be? Do you want them to be able to view this swf from Box.net, or do you want them to download it?
ok i give up.
could a forum user or clicteam please help.
If you have swf for mmf2 i would like to post a link on this forum, that will open!
Could another forum user who has sucessfully posted a link please help.
1. the upload service you used.
2. what steps are required to allow the html file to access the swf file.
Basicly how to do this as i am getting know where.
I have tried but each time the swf file just sits and hangs and does not load.
I am doing something wrong and i need this help.
Sorry for my inexperience.
From looking at other users posts within the swf file forum.
each file link relates to each separate users own web page.
Is this correct?
look im realy new to this and need the help.
i have my first swf file demo using mmf2, i would like to post a link so other members can play the game demo.
Here in the swf forum.
How to do this?
I do not have a web page i would not know were to start.
I need help!!!
any one please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The reason it isn't working has been given.
You need to upload BOTH the HTML file and the SWF file into a web directory. The reason why it isn't working on box.net is because you are uploading each file separately, and the html page doesn't know where to reference the swf file from.
To get it working you will need to find some web hosting that will allow you to upload both of the files into the one directory.
Thank you RhysD.
now i know i need web hosting.
many thanks.
well, you do not actually have to use the html -
unless i am mistaken the html file only tells the browser what resolution to display the SWF.
you can upload JUST a swf to many game hosting sites like mochi, newgrounds, kongregate, and define the resolution during the upload process.
and if you used flashfx extension, you can set the game to auto resize to size of screen. most browsers can open an SWF file this way
so if i add the flashfx extension i will only need to upload the swf file?
I am using the 640 x 480 settings.
I will have a look into this flashfx extension for a example of how to use it.
If i do figure it out, will i be able to add the new link to the file manager here in the swf forum?
Get some free webhosting from somewhere (just google "free webhosting").
Sign up, then upload the files using there upload/FTP system to the server.
Access the html file, and away you go.
I tried your suggestion SPIKE, im just learning so it may take some time to get the hang of all this new stuff.
thank you all for your help and mostly your patience.
regards willow
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