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== Troubleshooting ==
== Troubleshooting ==
* If the Flash browser is working but it shows an empty map, see if you can load your freemind file in a webbrowser. I had to rename the .mm to .xml (and adapt the .html) because my provider won't serve file of which the mime type can't be inferred. It didn't know how to handle mm-files and instead showed a 404 error page.
If the Flash browser is working but it shows an empty map, see if you can load your freemind file in a webbrowser. I had to rename the .mm to .xml (and adapt the .html) because my provider won't serve file of which the mime type can't be inferred. It didn't know how to handle mm-files and instead showed a 404 error page.
* for an "Apache" server, adding the following lines in the "htaccess" file may resolve the problem :
<code>
AddType application/x-shockwave-flash  swf<br>
AddType application/x-freemind mm
</code>
* if your mindmap is called, for instance, "work_map.mm", change its name into "index.mm" : it will work
* The browser works fine. I tried to put all FreeMind related files (.mm, .jpg) in a subfolder "data" and changed the line to


fo.addVariable("initLoadFile", getMap("'''data/'''index.mm"));
For an "Apache" server, adding the following lines in the "htaccess" file may resolve the problem:
: <code>AddType application/x-shockwave-flash  swf</code>
: <code>AddType application/x-freemind mm/code>


and everything worked fine, except images. After editing the .mm files and adding "data/" to all image URLs everything worked fine again.
If your mindmap is called, for instance, "work_map.mm", change its name into "index.mm": it will work. ''How do you know that it will work for the user? What is the explanation of the problem and the solution?''
* If you encounter the following error "Flash plugin or Javascript are turned off.", check the following:


1) Verify that the latest version of Flash is installed, and Javascript is enabled.
If you encounter the error "'''Flash plugin or Javascript are turned off.'''", check the following:
# Verify that the latest version of Flash is installed, and Javascript is enabled.
# Verify your version of Flash.  If you have version 10, and have an older copy of freeMindFlashBrowser.zip (pre Oct 2008) installed, there may be an issue with your version of flashobject.js (See the [https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=5859927 message] in the Open Discussion forum for more details.  To fix the issue, re-download the Flash browser and update your copy of flashobject.js.


2) Verify your version of Flash. If you have version 10, and have an older copy of freeMindFlashBrowser.zip (pre Oct 2008) installed, there may be an issue with your version of flashobject.js (See the [https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=5859927 message] in the Open Discussion forum for more details. To fix the issue, re-download the Flash browser and update your copy of flashobject.js.
A user's note: The browser works fine. I tried to put all FreeMind related files (.mm, .jpg) in a subfolder "data" and changed the line to
: fo.addVariable("initLoadFile", getMap("'''data/'''index.mm"));
and everything worked fine, except images. After editing the .mm files and adding "data/" to all image URLs everything worked fine again.


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 14:48, 4 January 2009

There is a GNU GPL licenced Flash browser for FreeMind. Download it (50 KB), unzip the archive, and read readme.txt, or double click mindmaps.html. The latest version of the Flash browser is 1.0b.

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Troubleshooting

If the Flash browser is working but it shows an empty map, see if you can load your freemind file in a webbrowser. I had to rename the .mm to .xml (and adapt the .html) because my provider won't serve file of which the mime type can't be inferred. It didn't know how to handle mm-files and instead showed a 404 error page.

For an "Apache" server, adding the following lines in the "htaccess" file may resolve the problem:

AddType application/x-shockwave-flash swf
AddType application/x-freemind mm/code>

If your mindmap is called, for instance, "work_map.mm", change its name into "index.mm": it will work. How do you know that it will work for the user? What is the explanation of the problem and the solution?

If you encounter the error "Flash plugin or Javascript are turned off.", check the following:

  1. Verify that the latest version of Flash is installed, and Javascript is enabled.
  2. Verify your version of Flash. If you have version 10, and have an older copy of freeMindFlashBrowser.zip (pre Oct 2008) installed, there may be an issue with your version of flashobject.js (See the message in the Open Discussion forum for more details. To fix the issue, re-download the Flash browser and update your copy of flashobject.js.

A user's note: The browser works fine. I tried to put all FreeMind related files (.mm, .jpg) in a subfolder "data" and changed the line to

fo.addVariable("initLoadFile", getMap("data/index.mm"));

and everything worked fine, except images. After editing the .mm files and adding "data/" to all image URLs everything worked fine again.

See also