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From: rasp916 on 11 Oct 2006 01:04
Would someone be so kind in helping me set the 'Photoshop Flash web glallery 3'
to transparent?

I have added the following line to the html code but with no luck on IE6 or
any other browsers.
" myFlashObject.addParam("wmode", "transparent"); "

Do I need to add something to the javascript or XML files as well?
Any help would be most appreciated.

<div id="flashcontent">
<script type="text/javascript">
// <![CDATA[


var myFlashObject = new FlashObject("gallery.swf", "gallery", "100%",
"100%", 6, "#ffffff");
myFlashObject.addParam("scale", "noscale");
myFlashObject.addParam("wmode", "transparent");
myFlashObject.addVariable("request",
getQueryParamValue("image"));
myFlashObject.addVariable("photosXmlFile", "photos.xml");
myFlashObject.addVariable("configXmlFile", "galleryconfig.xml");
myFlashObject.write();

// ]]>
</script>

<noscript>
You must enable Javascript to view this content.
</noscript>
</div>

From: Deaf Web Designer on 11 Oct 2006 02:21
> Would someone be so kind in helping me set the 'Photoshop Flash web glallery
3' to transparent?

In three words, absolutely not possible. Because .jpg format is not capable of
handling transparency. Only .gif or .png works well.

Please tell us why you want these image files turned to transparency?

Cheers, DWD

From: Deaf Web Designer on 11 Oct 2006 02:50
Please note, have a look at your 2nd posting under Dynamic HTML Dreamweaver
Discussion.

Please do NOT do double posts under same topic by same OP.

As for background transparency file, you still need to use .gif or .png. To
make it work, put your background image file (.gif or .png) into your HTML
under Body opening tag with background="backgroundwhatever.gif (or) .png"

However, please understand that it is a known problem with M$IE browsers not
able to understand png files. To remedy this, learn some CSS to make it work.

Background transparency file has nothing to do with swf file itself, It is a
seperate issue.

I think you also need to learn how HTML and CSS works, no offense intended, no
pun intended.

Good luck. Hope that helps. I am going to call it a night, since I had a long,
long day; was in middle of HUGE project.

Ciao bellissimio, DWD

From: Deaf Web Designer on 11 Oct 2006 03:07
I also have other suggestion.

To get some help within Dreamweaver interface by itself, to learn more about
HTML tags reference, go here as follows below:

1. Open your Dreamweaver.

2. Go to Window under menu

3. Roll down to Reference

4. It opens a dialogue box Reference under tab dialogue box.

5. Look for "Book:", then pull down to O'Reilly HTML Reference. In addition to
this, under "Tag:" -- that is where you want to learn more about how HMTL tags
works for you. Use it!

6. Very helpful useful tool!

I am signing off for the night! Cheers, DWD

From: rasp916 on 11 Oct 2006 03:29
To get a better idea of what i'm talking about and for those that are not
familar with the Photoshop Web Gallery templates:

http://www.jnack.com/FlashWPG/FlashGallery1a/

It's actaully the 'Flash Web Photo Gallery 1' template but very similar to the
'Flash Web Photo Gallery 3' template.

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