Recheck of Site.... Only take a second of your time

[wheatleyweb]

Hi guys.

Ive run into a strange situation with a client for whom I created this site. They are having problems loading the site??? I have no idea how to fix it because I'm not getting the problem. I've tried over 20 different computers today and all of them display the page... But they are still having problems.

I've tried removing the embed bypass, and that didnt work for them.

Can you guys please just take a look at this site, make sure it loads up, and that all of the secondary pages load up as well??? Please post yes or no so I can get a count. I really do not know where to start, and if you have any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this please let me know.

Thanks in advance

http://www.goshenenterprises.com

wheatleyweb

[NANO3]

Wow! Very nice flash site, works perfectly for me. Your client is most likely trying to lessen the cost ;)

[mgreen420]

no problems here, (mac running OSX, Safari)
nice site!

[wheatleyweb]

thanks guys for the comments... glad its working.... keep the checks coming... i want to feel concrete in telling them that they have a local problem...

ps. the site is already paid for, they just came across this problem...

[Inept]

Works fine here in IE at my work, Could the reason be the activeX crap is stopping them from viewing the site? Even worse they don't have flash installed unlikely but never look over the simplest answers.

-Inept

[evileks]

Works here.

Windows Media Center / Firefox.

[wheatleyweb]

inept.... i dont think its the activeX.... i asked her if she was prompted by the information bar and she said no.

if they didnt have flash it shouldve prompted them to download it.

thanks for checkin guys

[Soudou]

Works fine for me (I'm on a PC running Firefox 1.5.0.3)

You could try this code which doesn't use "EMBED":

<OBJECT TYPE="APPLICATION/X-SHOCKWAVE-FLASH" DATA="goshen4.swf" WIDTH="850" HEIGHT="500">
<PARAM NAME="MOVIE" VALUE="goshen4.swf" />
<PARAM NAME="QUALITY" VALUE="HIGH" />
<PARAM NAME="MENU" VALUE="FALSE" />
<P>Your browser does not support <A HREF="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" TITLE="Download the Flash Player" ONCLICK="WINDOW.OPEN(THIS.HREF, '_BLANK');" ONKEYPRESS="WINDOW.OPEN(THIS.HREF, '_BLANK');">Macromedia Flash</A> or you currently have this technology disabled.</P>
</OBJECT>
However there is a chance that maybe it's because of the new Microsoft Internet Explorer requirement recently, for Flash content to be disabled by default...
http://www.baekdal.com/articles/Technology/microsoft-ie-activex-update
I hear this is a workaround for the above (haven't tried it yet):
http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/

[RabBell]

works for me, nice :)

[wheatleyweb]

soudou thanks for the info... ill look into that link tonight..

thanks for checking...

im really confused now as to why they are having problems...

[Phenex]

The perfect flash site! :thumb:

Works fine in IE/FF/Opera :)

[unclesond]

Fine on My IE and FF

[wheatleyweb]

great news guys...

thelonephoenix.... thats for that perfect comment ;)

i think im close to officially saying that their problem is "user error"