Get the "movie is loaded" alert - but nothing on any actionables.

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Get the "movie is loaded" alert - but nothing on any actionables.

[JamesMGreene]

Minimum info needed:

• Which version of ZeroClipboard?
• What browser and which version?
• Which version of Adobe Flash Player? Get it the easy way.
• If you are using Chrome, do you have the built-in Flash Player ("PepperFlash") disabled?

[thewatts]

Hey James! Thanks for the quick response!

-- Latest version of ZC
-- Chrome (latest)
-- Flash v 11,5,31,139 installed
-- PepperFlash is not disabled

[JamesMGreene]

You will either need to disable PepperFlash (and use Adobe Flash) or else wait for Chrome 25 + Flash 11.6: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=171687

Please let us know if neither of these solves your problem.

[thewatts]

AHH, good to know.

Thanks for the help James!

[thewatts]

Hey @JamesMGreene - I did notice this.

On the test page :: http://jonrohan.github.com/ZeroClipboard/#demo --- Chrome works without any hitches with PepperFlash.

[JamesMGreene]

Really? Hmm, very interesting. We'll have to look into it more.

Have you tried replacing the alerts with some sort of non-blocking actions, e.g. console.log or adding a message to the DOM? I know Firefox 18-19 are having issues with alert + Flash, though I'm pretty sure those are specific to Firefox's recent security changes to the Gecko engine.

[thewatts]

Actually, I tested in Safari with a newly downloaded flash --- no dice on that either (even using console.log instead of alert)

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On Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 9:01 PM, James M. Greene wrote:

Really? Hmm, very interesting. We'll have to look into it more.
Have you tried replacing the alerts with some sort of non-blocking actions, e.g. console.log or adding a message to the DOM? I know Firefox 18-19 are having issues with alert + Flash, though I'm pretty sure those are specific to Firefox's recent security changes to the Gecko engine.

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[JamesMGreene]

To be clear: in Safari with the latest Flash, the Demo page works but your page does not. Correct?

[thewatts]

Demo works in Safari with latest flash, as well as Chrome with PepperFlash, but not my page :D

[jonrohan]

My first guess is the positioning calculated may be wrong. I would try debugging your page by throwing a border: 1px solid red; around the flash bridge. Then see if it's being positioned correctly.

[thewatts]

Hey Jon,

Thanks for the help!

Could you more specifically explain the flash bridge?
:) What is that?

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On Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 12:02 AM, Jon Rohan wrote:

My first guess is the positioning calculated may be wrong. I would try debugging your page by throwing a border: 1px solid red; around the flash bridge. Then see if it's being positioned correctly.

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[jonrohan]

Open your web inspector, you'll see the div that contains the flash object.

Then you can directly add a red border to it.

Then when you hover over your object, you'll be able to see if it lines up correctly

[thewatts]

yeah just checked - it was nowhere near the button.

does it need to be overtop of the button then?

does the button need a higher z-index than the media?

Thanks for your help with this, Jon!

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On Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 12:17 AM, Jon Rohan wrote:

Open your web inspector, you'll see the div that contains the flash object.

Then you can directly add a red border to it.

Then when you hover over your object, you'll be able to see if it lines up correctly

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