Dreamweaver plays flv file locally but not live.

Learning HTML and CSS will go a long way to resolving any DW issues you may
experience. DW will 'expect' you to bring this knowledge to the table.
Without it you will flail lots.

* "60sTV%20copy.jpg" - using spaces in file/pathnames on the web is VERY
dangerous. Just don't do it, and don't use punctuation other than hyphen or
underscore, either.

* Your page contains these lines -

<script src="Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>

yet when I browse here -

http://tvunderthesun.com/Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js

I get a forbidden error. What's up with that? Seems like it's not finding
that file?

* Further down, you have this line (in the noscript tags, but it's just
easier to copy it from that) -

<param name="movie" value="FLVPlayer_Progressive.swf" />

suggesting that your player file would work if I browse directly to it, but
it doesn't work at this location -

http://tvunderthesun.com/FLVPlayer_Progressive.swf

I just get a blank page. This indicates that your swf file is NOT loading
the FLV file as you had hoped.

* We'll reserve judgment on your page's lack of any spiderable content....

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"AHerron" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

the site is located at tvunderthesun.com

a message to Joel: I am the administrator for my web host server and have
ensured that .flv (video/x-flv) is a supported MIME type.

if there are any other questions please let me know... i will not hesitate
to
answer... THANKS SO MUCH.

disclaimer: i've never designed a site before and am a dreamweaver
newbie...
so when you look at the code and see how badly things are set up, i'd like
you
to know i take criticism and help very well... no damaged egos here


-AHerron

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions (for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content? dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be back



-AHerron

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions (for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content? dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be back



-AHerron

i think a good place for you to look and learn about how to create a
"spiderable" or "crawlable" site would be Google's webmaster tools,
particularly the section on creating a Google-friendly site.

http://www.google.com/support/webmas....py?topic=8522

AHerron wrote:

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions (for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content? dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be back



-AHerron

i think a good place for you to look and learn about how to create a
"spiderable" or "crawlable" site would be Google's webmaster tools,
particularly the section on creating a Google-friendly site.

http://www.google.com/support/webmas....py?topic=8522

AHerron wrote:

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions (for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content? dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be back



-AHerron

Spiderable content is meaningful, sematically constructed page content that
can be read and used by a search engine spider to develop a keyword set for
your page and to add it to the index for those keywords/phrases.

--
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
Adobe Community Expert
(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
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http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
==================


"AHerron" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script
not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions
(for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well
with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content?
dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world
of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be
back



-AHerron

Spiderable content is meaningful, sematically constructed page content that
can be read and used by a search engine spider to develop a keyword set for
your page and to add it to the index for those keywords/phrases.

--
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
Adobe Community Expert
(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
==================
http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
==================


"AHerron" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Murray:

thank you so much for enlightening me. the issue was with the AC script
not
being executable on my server... i simply changed the file permissions
(for you
linux penguins out there, it was a simple <chmod o+rx AC*>)and all is well
with
the world...

one follow-up question... what in heaven's name is spiderable content?
dont
answer that if you're pretty sure i can find the answer in the wide world
of
google... again... thanks so much to all who contributed. I'll probably be
back



-AHerron