1. Why does nothing load when testing my movie locally in my browser?
It is not possible to test the fCMS locally in a browser due to the Flash player security model. You can, however test your movie inside the Flash authoring environment. See the section on security settings for local testing of fCMS for more information.
2. My SWF is too small to see the fCMS admin section. How can I edit the content?
To open the fCMS administration panel in a full screen, simply type blindly the secret word that you selected in the Full Window KeySequence property of the CMSMaster. This will open a new full screen browser window which will contain your site. You can then type blindly the secret admin key sequence word to enter the fCMS admin panel. You can drag the SWF and fCMS around in this window. The full window mode will only work on the server so you will not be able to see this option while testing your movie locally.
3. My textfield is inside a movie clip, is there anything special that should be done?
You may attach the TextSatellite component to a textfield that is inside a movie clip. It is advisable to assign an instance name to the textfield as well as the movie clip.
4. I have changed instance names of textfields and movie clips which contained textfields and now nothing loads.
If you have changed the instance names of textfields or movieclips containing textfields which are controlled by the fCMS, you must ensure that you delete the old instances and text from the xmlContent.xml file which is on your webserver. Alternatively, you may upload a new empty copy of the xmlContent.xml file from your original installation files.
5. File upload fails. What can I do?
Apache servers running with the mod_security module can cause the file upload to fail. If your host allows the changing of the mod_security settings from a .htaccess file, you can solve this problem by creating a .htaccess file with the following content inside your imgRoot folder:
<IfModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterScanPOST Off
SecFilterCheckURLEncoding Off
</IfModule>