I just started to use Storyline because I would like to create an interactive video. Therefore I began to 'play' with javascript too, but it does not work.
If you're running locally, you're likely running into problems with the Flash security sandbox feature. This "feature" prevents Flash from talking to the browser and vice-versa when running from a local drive. Three fixes for this:
1) Upload to a server to test.
2) Publish for CD output. This will add an executable wrapper that eliminates the sandbox issue.
3) Add your published folder or any parent of the folder (whole drive, etc.) to your Flash security settings manager. Hit that link then click edit locations > add location > browse for folder. This acts funny for me on Chrome, there's a little different process.
Easiest way is to upload to a server or publish for CD
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Same problem here!
It works in HTML5 indeed.
I'm using Flash player: 11,5,502,135.
Javascript only works with javascript only code.
Can't seem to get a proper player object for some reason.
Regards, Berno.
If you're running locally, you're likely running into problems with the Flash security sandbox feature. This "feature" prevents Flash from talking to the browser and vice-versa when running from a local drive. Three fixes for this:
1) Upload to a server to test.
2) Publish for CD output. This will add an executable wrapper that eliminates the sandbox issue.
3) Add your published folder or any parent of the folder (whole drive, etc.) to your Flash security settings manager. Hit that link then click edit locations > add location > browse for folder. This acts funny for me on Chrome, there's a little different process.
Easiest way is to upload to a server or publish for CD
1000 x thanks, Steve!
The Flash security settings manager tip did the trick!
I'm not sure whether the locations setting or the Always Allow setting did it.
I will try to reproduce this.
Thanks again!
Regards, Berno.
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