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http://blog.greensock.com/xmlparseras2/
Here's the Actionscript XML parser I use. You can make it so if the first address doesn't load anything, it'll load another XML, but it'll be easier to output an error message to Flash.
http://tutorials.zen-cart.com/index.php?article=107
Basically, upload everything, go to the address and it'll automatically start the process. You'll also need a MySQL database already setup.
Check with your hosting company; some of them offer one-click installs which is much faster.
Try this change:
#logo {
margin: 0px auto;
width: <ACTUAL WIDTH OF IMAGE>;
}
1) border-top: 1px 1px 1px 1px solid #33CCCC; is incorrect;
border: 1px solid #33CCCC will apply a border around the whole DIV
2) Footer image won't display properly because you're using a PNG on IE6...
It should be relatively easy if you already know programming languages. PHP will take care of the directory reading which you can pass into Flash. The paramters for the images' position and name can be retrieved by Flash and pushed back into PHP.
www.gotapi.com
www.kirupa.com
Those are...
Is the filepath for the <IMG> tag correct with respect to the file? That's the only problem area I can think of if the image is correct on the db and server.
If you have a movieclip on each section that the user can click on, then use the following code in your Actions layer:
<movieclip>.onRelease = function()
{
getURL("<URL>", "_blank");
}
and just change the URL for each frame to go to a different link (assuming you're using frames)
Try using floats for the left and right div's to align them properly.
I'm not sure what you mean at certain points however. What do you mean by 100% height (unless you fixed it already)? Also, is the body background image just supposed to be a small dot?
Keep in mind that IE6 and below...
Another recommendation for Dreamweaver. Just having the program auto close tags for you, preserve links when you move files around and the template feature really steamline work with it.
I also use a standalone FTP, FireFTP, a Firefox plug-in for those times you don't want to open up...
Repeated div IDs does not affect the page output, it's just proper practice to use id/classes.
One problem would be now that you know the proper way, that making extra additions to the site might be confusing with regards to the syntax.