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have to double click on images… anyway good one… 
have to double click on images… anyway good one… 
good item
good one!!!!!!
not bad.. but bitmap-smoothing would be good 
I don’t have to double click.. just wait until an image is done 
I like this, but is there a way to link the images or text to an external link?
@davidmoon: I believe it is possible with simple actionscript, really. 
thanx. it is possible to link, but it need some asctionscript modifying…
That’s going to be a little bit beyond my skills. But thanks for the quick reply!
I changed the size of the stage in Flash so it would fit inside a 460×410 space but all the images when displayed are more narrow than their scaled down versions would be. How would I go about changing the size of the gallery to the size that i need without it scaling the images too narrow.
Also the email you put into your help file is wrong
I’m not shure I understand your problem, could you please send a Screenshoot of it on this email: miljanagrgic@hotmail.com, I deactivated accoun on yahoo, sorry… Did you change size of stage in export properties for html, or in stage properties?
Hi – I emailed you at the above email address but no response. Not sure if you got it but here’s my problem… cannot get it working. I copied my images into the folder alongside the xmlimagegallery.swf and gallery.xml files and edited the xml file with the correct image names etc. but when I double click the swf file and it opens in the browser I don’t see any of my images. just the two arrows on the side for scrolling. Can you help – any suggestions?
Stardaug – I have the same problem. I can’t figure out how to correctly link the images in the XML file. it just says “cannot find URL ” or flat out doesn’t do anything and sits on a blank screen. Basically, what do you put in between the tags in the xml file to make it work? I’ve tried directly linking it by putting in “http://www..” and putting the absolute address of the image to where it’s uploaded on my webpage. I’ve also tried linking it relatively, ”/image.jpg” and it doesn’t work. all my images are in the same folder as my .fla and .swf files, so I’m positive the problem is I’m just putting in the wrong text to link it. Any help would be great! thanks,
oops. nevermind, figured it out. for Stardaug: everything I was reading was telling me to put a forward slash and/or quotes in with the filename. finally just typed in the name and file extension between the tags and NOTHING else and it worked. also, if there was one image that did not link correctly, none of them loaded. hopefully it works for you now.
Thanks aeparsons – I will give that a try. Hopefully it will work.
I emailed the author a couple times and posted here and never got a response. Not very good. So thanks for taking the time to help with someone else work. Very cool of you.
sorry stardaug, i didn’t have time to respond. last few days i had a lot of work on my new projects. make sure you typed names correctly, and have samu number of comments and images in xml… and make shure to close with and with , and to enter file names between them. also make sure all options are there and typed correctly like in main file… you can put images in folder, and add it like this: folder/image.jpg . don’t forget to put extension on image.
can you send me xml file to miljanagrgic@live.com if you still having problems with it…
Hello, I send you an e-mail on the miljanagrgic@live.com but I didn’t receive any answer. Can someone tell me please why when I’m loading the page into another movie clip with a command like this: clients.onRelease = function(){ loader_mc._visible = true; mcl.loadClip(“clients.swf”,holder_mc); }
the pagea appears in the left corner of the website not where is positioned the holder_mc.
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