Hello,

I downloaded branches_community-r659 (version 1.0.9) and I have some problem with flash player video.

It's work well when I'm connected with Admin but when I logout, there is "Get Flash to see this player" and not show the flash player ?

thanks.

Which theme are you running?

The theme I am familiar with puts that message out if the browser does not detect the flash player. There is a download link, you might try reinstalling the flash player.

I don't understand, I am running with the last version of flash player and I tested with many themes but it's not work But if I'm connected as Admin I can see the flash player video :/

The reason I asked about the theme is that flash has nothing to do with the zenphoto core functionality. It is entirely theme implemented. The only way that being logged in as an admin could matter is if the theme had such a test in it or had some other flawed logic that made it think that flash was not enabled.

Please view http://albums.sbillard.org/Cats/. This site has flash working both when logged in and not. If you cannot view the flash on this site there is some problem with your browser.

If you choose not to provide the information we ask for, how can we help you?

sbillard: I think he speaks about a zenvideo problem.

Update: He is right, I encounter the same behaviour on my installation.

I created a ticket for that.

I think the problem is in

`

function zenJavascript() {

global $_zp_phoogle;

if(zp_conf('gmaps_apikey') != ''){$_zp_phoogle->printGoogleJS();}

if (zp_loggedin()) {

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

sajax_show_javascript();

echo "  ";

}

echo " n";

}

`
it should be

`

function zenJavascript() {

global $_zp_phoogle;

if(zp_conf('gmaps_apikey') != ''){$_zp_phoogle->printGoogleJS();}

if (zp_loggedin()) {

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

sajax_show_javascript();

echo "  ";

}

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

}

`

it works for me

Enes: You are right, there was the problem, but your fix didn't work for me. I had to change it to this:

`function zenJavascript() {

global $_zp_phoogle;

if(zp_conf('gmaps_apikey') != ''){$_zp_phoogle->printGoogleJS();}

if (zp_loggedin()) {

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

echo "  n";

sajax_show_javascript();

echo "  ";

}

echo " n";

echo " n";

}`

I'll attach it to the ticket.

it works either way but second one creates two same lines of javaScript in output

You are right, I made a little mistake while pasting it directly that I didn't notice first.
Sorry!

The text "Download latest version from here" links to the current page, not to the flash plugin download location(at least in Firefox 11)...

Is that the fault of the plugin or me?

Thanks.

I would say that is a bug in Flowplayer or your browser as the plugin itself has no such text.