Not seeing the console or scene links?

• Have you checked your flash security settings? If you are viewing this CodeBaby® Content locally on your computer, Flash Player doesn't allow the local Flash content to communicate with the local or internet files, by default. Using the Global Security Settings Panel, you can specify certain locations are always trusted. To change your security settings or learn more about your options, see the Macromedia’s Flash Player help on the Global Security Settings Panel page.


• Is your console file missing? Check in "cb/swf/consoles", and see if your console SWF movie is present. You can find out which console file your stage is using by looking in the stage XML file in "cb/xml/stage_<stageName>.xml".


• Look at the debug messages. You can enable debugging by specifying the "debug" query string to "on" (this saves a cookie that can be turned off with debug=off). E.g. "http://myproject/myPublishSet.html?debug=on" Note: in IE, you cannot specify a query string when viewing local files. Another way to enable debugging is to edit "cb/xml/project.xml", and set "CodeBabyProject/WebSettings/debug" to "true". Debug messages will appear in a separate tab/window. The messages should give you some indication of what's going wrong.

Seeing ?

• Did you try and show the player before loading a scene? If you try to show the player with the "show" event before you have sent a "load" event, the container will display with no content (and it will therefore display the image).
• Did you forget to publish the scene SWF movies? Check in the cb/swf/scenes folder. See if your required "scene_<stageName>_<sceneName>.swf" movies are present.


• Have you modified the XML? Make sure that you can trace the paths to the scene XML file. First, find out what stage, publish set and scene you requested. Next, in "cb/xml/project.xml", make sure that the stage's "xmlLocation" attribute is set to a valid XML file. In the stage XML file, make sure that the publish set's "xmlLocation" attribute is set to a valid XML file. In the publish set XML file, make sure that the scene's "xmlLocation" attribute is set to a valid XML file.


• Look at the debug messages. You can enable debugging by specifying the "debug" query string to "on" (this saves a cookie that can be turned off with debug=off). E.g. "http://myproject/myPublishSet.html?debug=on" Note: in IE, you cannot specify a query string when viewing local files. Another way to enable debugging is to edit "cb/xml/project.xml", and set "CodeBabyProject/WebSettings/debug" to "true". Debug messages will appear in a separate tab/window. The messages should give you some indication of what's going wrong.