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March 8, 2009 at 9:58 am #138892
Dear Team ,
We are using jaquartz template and its looking good nice work…
But we are facing one problem is that we are already applied our own flash files
on home page.When we click on the default template popup image , the images are
coming under the flash file what we are applied on home page….For ref plz go through the below demo link and check how its appearing the our stores images :
http://www.fn7t.com/m2lp/m2lp/I want the popup images on top of the flash when we click on each …
Anyone plz give me an urgent solution to solve that problem …
Thanks
NaufalShannonN FriendShannonN
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March 8, 2009 at 1:21 pm #294825fn5t;116334Dear Team ,
We are using jaquartz template and its looking good nice work…
But we are facing one problem is that we are already applied our own flash files
on home page.When we click on the default template popup image , the images are
coming under the flash file what we are applied on home page….For ref plz go through the below demo link and check how its appearing the our stores images :
http://www.fn7t.com/m2lp/m2lp/I want the popup images on top of the flash when we click on each …
Anyone plz give me an urgent solution to solve that problem …
Thanks
Naufal
I can’t see anything wrong with the gallery either in IE (8) or FF3
which are the only popups for me? However this kind of problem is usually fixed by raing the z- index of the object If you don’t know what a z- index is try a google searchalso the site is woefully slow and times out more than connecting while other sites load fast so my connection is good at that time – sorry I cannot help further
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March 8, 2009 at 4:36 pm #294840Embedded objects usually ignore the z-index. Usually when this occurs in a site it is caused by the flashes ‘wmode’.
You will see in your .js for the flash…
flash : function(p) { if(typeof p.wmode == 'undefined'){
p['wmode'] = 'opaque';
}
The ‘opaque’ needs to be set to ‘window’. You can do this by modifying /m2lp/m2lp/plugins/system/mediaobject/js/mediaobject-150.jsFrom Adobe…
Issue
A Flash movie in a layer on a DHTML page containing several layers may display above all the layers, regardless of the stacking order (“z-index”) of those layers.
Reason
By default, browsers place embedded plug-in content, such as a Flash movie or Java applet, on the topmost layer. In older browsers, attempts to place a DHTML layer on top of a Flash layer would fail. Newer browsers add the ability to layer Flash content with DHTML content and in some cases the ability to use transparent backgrounds in the Flash content (see below).
Solution
Use the WMODE parameter to allow layering of Flash content with DHTML layers. The WMODE parameter can be ‘window’ (default), ‘opaque’, or ‘transparent’. Using a WMODE value of ‘opaque’ or ‘transparent’ will prevent a Flash movie from playing in the topmost layer and allow you to adjust the layering of the movie within other layers of the HTML document.
For details on creating a Flash movie with a transparent background and more information on using the WMODE parameter refer to How to make a Flash movie with a transparent background (TechNote 14201).
Note: The WMODE parameter is supported only on some browser/Flash Player version combinations. If the WMODE parameter is not supported, the Flash movie will always display on top. Refer to TechNote 14201 for details.ShannonN FriendShannonN
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March 9, 2009 at 3:11 am #294903scotty;116356Embedded objects usually ignore the z-index. Usually when this occurs in a site it is caused by the flashes ‘wmode’.
You will see in your .js for the flash…
flash : function(p) { if(typeof p.wmode == 'undefined'){
p['wmode'] = 'opaque';
}
The ‘opaque’ needs to be set to ‘window’. You can do this by modifying /m2lp/m2lp/plugins/system/mediaobject/js/mediaobject-150.jsOk Ok so I haven’t used flash in ages (older browsers) I bow to your superior nowledge hee hee:p
March 9, 2009 at 5:57 am #294924i have changed the ‘opaque’ to ‘window’ and updated but the problem still coming …..
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March 9, 2009 at 10:45 am #294988Try ‘transparent’. Check to see that there is not a later script in the HTML that overrides the first one…
flash : function(p) { if(typeof p.wmode == 'undefined'){
p['wmode'] = 'opaque';
}
This would suggest the this can be defined elsewhere? Is there any setting in the modules CP or plugin CP? In the Advanced Parameters maybe?
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