Author Topic: no buttons - error "Found version of interface graphics is outdated or invalid"  (Read 1256 times)

sherrmann

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Hello,

I installed version 1.33 from the homepage and converted our PDF catalogue using tools/pdf2megazine.bat.

I see the pages, but the panel with the buttons is missing.

In the console (pressing "#") I see the message
"Found version of interface graphics is outdated or invalid."
followed by
"Failed setting up loading graphics: TypeError: Error #1009"
and
"Failed setting up zoom button. Invalid library?"

Is there a newer version I must download?

Thanks in advance,
Sven

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Try clearing your browser cache. If that doesn't work, try overwriting all the swfs with the one from the release again.
For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.

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sherrmann

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The problem was the security settings of flash.

I tried to load the megazine from my local hard disk, then I firstly get a message to enable the megazine.swf in flash's security settings.
To see the buttons, I also had to enable interface.swf in the settings.


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FYI: the message I got by firstly opening the megazine

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Yes, that's due to Flash's sandbox based security model. If you open it locally the book is not allowed to communicate with the browser (because files from disk are loaded), e.g. for SWFAddress or JavaScript-Book interaction, which is what this message tells you. When you upload it to a server this won't happen anymore.
When using it locally think about compiling the book into a projector (.exe or .app for Windows or Mac, respectively), then you won't get those messages, either.
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