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Has anybody gotten this to work yet. I have read through all the regular SSP forums and tried everything and was wondering if maybe the files were a little bit different for the Lightroom version or if I am missing a step. I have changed the absolute paths in the .xml file and all I get is a solid colored box. Works fine in a normal browser...
Patrick
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This could be a crossdomain issue, where are your images or content located (physically hosted)
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eljefe619 wrote:
Has anybody gotten this to work yet.
Patrick
Yes. I had the same problem. The solution was to put a base path into the kimli tag and to end it with a dot. I don't understand why, but the base path was always cut by the last directory. So now the dot gets cut away. Dirty workaround, I know... Instead of "." you could put "dot" or "rubbish" it gets stripped away...
[kml_flashembed movie="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/loader.swf" height="500" width="600" base="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/." /]
Hope that helps
Last edited by rugydp (2007-12-09 12:50:18)
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[kml_flashembed movie="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/loader.swf" height="500" width="600" base="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/." /]
Rugydp how you figured that one out is way beyond my understanding of coding. Thank you so much. You are the man!
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One last note for anybody that reads this post. There is allot of wordpress info in this forum and I just wanted to be clear about listing what worked for me...
I am running the latest version of lightroom and wordpress. My hosting is from dreamhost and I am putting the show files in one domain and then embedding them on a blog on a different domain(not sharing this as something you have to do for it to work bur rather what I am doing).
I used this exact code with a tag added for fullscreen to work. Specifically its this allowFullScreen="true" (without this fullscreen will not work)
Exact code I embed with
[kml_flashembed movie="http://your info path to this file/loader.swf" height="400" width="600" allowFullScreen="true" base="http://your info path to directory that has the show .swfl/." /]
I did not have to edit the .xml files to absolute paths nor did I have to worry about a crossdomain file (the other posts on wordpress are full of info on both and how you have to do it)
That code change and everything worked fine. Thanks Again to rugydp for sharing his code.
Last edited by eljefe619 (2007-12-10 17:44:36)
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eljefe619 wrote:
Rugydp how you figured that one out is way beyond my understanding of coding. Thank you so much. You are the man!
Ah, well. I checked safari's activity window and the path to the gallery files was always wrong. Then I started using the base attribute but the last directory entry was missing. I was annoyed and put some *"į%& after the last slash and it worked ;-).
How do you say in english? pot luck?
cheers
rugydp
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UPDATE: eljefe619 made me think again and I just realized that a simple trailing slash after 'pathToSlideshow' is enough (see below). So no silly dots or characters afterwards... Like that it is much more plausible and kind of logical. Please verify as I just tested in a rush and didn't cross check any cacheing issues.
[kml_flashembed movie="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/loader.swf" height="500" width="600" base="http://yourblog.com/pathToSlideshow/" /]
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