After you have designed your swf, go to the inspecter panal of BannerZest and set it up as to where you want the swf files to sit. (Mine are in: /public_html/swf/walks/walks_1 - after the /public_html/ change it to how you want it.)
So, for it to sit on your server, you check server. You set the other four options as you want, then click publish. BZ then publishes the files to the server.
You then click the ‘Show HTML’ button and the ‘HTML code’ box shows. You copy the code into a ‘Markup’ box in FW and publish, then upload the page to your server.
Did you check if the file is uploaded to your webspace using the DeltaDave option directly above this post?
Did you check if the files are on your webspace using the upload function from BannerZest?
Please check this first, because if they aren’t it makes sense you don’t see anything.
I use BannerZest all the time without any problem and use BannerZest’s own upload function. I never generate one single file. When you let BannerZest upload the files to a folder on your webspace the great thing is that BannerZest also gives you the option to copy the code with all the right parameters and path to your server. If you do this any other way you should fill in the exact and correct path to the file on your server yourself. I find this the harder way.
Copy that code, go to your webpage, draw a markup item and paste the code in there. This always work fine for me.