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Hi guys,
I have a flash gallery which works fine with IE and Opera but get stuck with Mozilla.

Do you have any idea?
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user___ wrote:Do you have any idea?
Not without more information.
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What do you need to know?

It works as follows:
Flash file reads a .xml file which contains paths to .jpg, png, etc. files(It contains only ids and by using them, paths are formed so it does not contain any actual paths).

I am sure it reads the .xml file because it prints out a title of an image and it is stored in the .xml file.
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Have you got a link to the application so we can see what's going wrong first-hand?
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No, I have not got a link because it is still on my localhost.

I tested it on my Windows system and it works there as it should. Then I did the same on my Unix one and it does not.

I wonder whether this is a problem with a browser. It is very unlikely to be my application because it works with others browsers. Moreover, it depends on flash player and the flash player is always the same.

Is it possible the very browser to cause this?
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Most likely you have a case-sensitivity issue in your path - double check the case.

The filesystem on a unix machine is case sensitive (File != file != FILE != FiLe). Sometimes apache will remove this restriction, but it's not always set up to do so. The Windows filesystem has no case.
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Thank you mane but it is not the problem because the name is formed by a prefix which is always the same and underscore and the id of an image.

Any ideas?
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feyd wrote:
user___ wrote:Do you have any idea?
Not without more information.
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Zoxive, tell me what you need to know and I will send it to you.
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