stiggy77

I understand what you mean now, unfortunately I cannot assist as I don't know much about creating/manipulating flash programs.

You can 'google' flash clocks, there are quite a few sites to choose from. Most sites will run you through a clock setup process then give you the code at the end (which you will need to copy and paste)

Hi am4ever I'm unsure what you mean, could you elaborate please?

Here is the amended code for autoplay; Use the region timings to repeat the video (i.e figure out how long the video runs for - change the region timing to match it - create duplicate region to replay)

Hi Ashu, you're trying to use the 'new' youtube embed code. You need to use the old code. Try this:

Ashu, can you post up the embeded code you're using please? Also, are you able to link to the you tube video (and run it) from the client pc?

try and keep the player nice and simple

windows server

Could you post how you managed to get this working Glennda? Ive tried and failed!

I have a flash file that is controlled by an .xml file and so I would like to embed the flash file instead of using the in built function within Xibo. Embedding the file will give me more control. Any ideas? By the way, I have the coding below but it doesn't work

Hi guys We've tried to get Wordpress running on our server alongside Xibo but it's telling us that PHP isn't installed! What version of PHP are you running on? We're worried that upgrading to 5.5 might stuff up Xibo. Please advise! Cheers

I can't open the screenshots

I would be really interested in seeing some screenshots of your work Matt, a full how to would be awesome!

I work in Clitheroe, Lancashire

Hi again! I've finally managed to put together the word 2003 setup, again if anything is unclear or I need to elaborate please let me know! Using MS Word 2003 to show pictures and images on Xibo Word can be used to place images and text onto Xibo. You can do this by converting the .doc file into a .html one. First create a blank document (I resized the page to match the size of the region within Xibo) and save into your chosen location. (server location is best so that all displays can access the document) Now choose the ‘save as’ option then ‘tools’ and ‘security’ to set the document to read only recommended and add a password (this stops the template word document from being changed permanently by the user) Once you’ve created the template and secured the document you’re ready to create a macro, the macro is required to change the .doc to a .html file. Use the following code to create the macro: Save the Macro and close the VB screen, you will now need to create an icon on the toolbar to allow the user to run the macro. To do this right click on the toolbar, select ‘customise’, enter the ‘commands’ tab then scroll down and select ‘macros’ in the menu. On the right you will see an icon with your chosen macro name against it, simply drag this icon to the toolbar. Once the icon is on the toolbar you can amend it to say and look the way you want. Now that you’ve completed this and saved the document, you’re ready to set up Xibo. Create an embedded html region within Xibo and place the following code into it (change to spec): Cheers!