Re: FLASH: Site check, please.

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>> Hi all,

>>

>> I'm brand new to Flash and have just uploaded my first attempt.

>>All links are functional except "MISC". Any improvement or design

>>comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

>>

>>           http://charlotte.infi.net/~ffixer/

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>>                                             -Jerry


Nice site, beats your original html effort, and everything dl'ed fast and smooth over 56k from australia, even the 200kb+ discography; the preload is engaging enough for me. I like how flash seems faster than html, I get edgy waiting for those gif icons to load...Do the discography images have active links (and do they need to be so large)?


The only problem I had was in your unflashed index page 'next five' link...it gave a page not found error when it tried to link to the cgi script


<The requested URL /cgi- was not found on this server.>


Some streaming audio would be interesting, as for the clicks etc they're fine by me as well. No javascript errors either on a Mac 7300/180 Navigator 4.07


>Hi Jerry,

>

>JavaScript Error: http://charlotte.infi.net/~ffixer/, line 72:

>

>syntax error.

>

>"width=1>");}srb="na";srw="na";//-->


>/wayne


Wayne's using Mac Navigator 4.04 but I don't see why that should be a problem. He also had javascript difficulties with my js overload at


http://www.imago.com.au/horizons


which runs fine with no js probs on a Powerbase 240 90MB ram and Nav 4.07 (the current exhibition computer) as well as a few Pentiums and a Pentium II I've tested on. Maybe Wayne should try re-installing Navigator or upgrading to 4.07 or the 4.5 bloatware communicator. What do you think Wayne?


Malcolm


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The existential-temporal condition for the possibility of the world lies in the fact that temporality, as an ecstatical unity, has something like a horizon. Ecstases are not simply raptures in which one gets carried away. Rather, there belongs to each ecstasis a 'whither' to which one is carried away. This "whither" of the ecstasis we call the "horizonal schema".


Heidegger, Being and Time