I’m trying the transition FX for the first time. When I preview and/or publish I get the error message: ACTION CANNOT BE USED. The following Actions have been incorrectly applied and will be ignored.
Action: “Transition FX”, Page: “WHERE DID THE HORNY TOAD GO?”.
It seems to be working in Safari after publishing. Am I missing something?
What sort of element did you apply the Action to, and what element did you ask it to transform? Can you please try a blank page, with nothing on it besides two boxes:
A graphic box, with TransitionFX Applied to it, acting as the button.
An HTML box, with a background color and (optional) inline content, selected in the TransitionFX Action’s Item picker.
If you set the other properties as I described, and view the page in a browser, you should see your graphic box alone on the page. When you hover over the graphic box, you should see the finger cursor, indicating that it is a link. When you click, the HTML box should slide into view. When you click again, it should slide back up and disappear.
Walter
On Nov 13, 2012, at 1:39 PM, David Phelps wrote:
I’m trying the transition FX for the first time. When I preview and/or publish I get the error message: ACTION CANNOT BE USED. The following Actions have been incorrectly applied and will be ignored.
Action: “Transition FX”, Page: “WHERE DID THE HORNY TOAD GO?”.
It seems to be working in Safari after publishing. Am I missing something?
I applied it to the title “Where did the Hornytoad go” and to the main text
box. I’ve set it up with a delayed fade in.
Everything looks correct using Safari on my mac & my iPhone . Could it be
that it won’t work properly on other systems?
I’ll try your suggestion.
David
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Walter Lee Davis email@hiddenwrote:
What sort of element did you apply the Action to, and what element did you
ask it to transform? Can you please try a blank page, with nothing on it
besides two boxes:
A graphic box, with TransitionFX Applied to it, acting as the button.
An HTML box, with a background color and (optional) inline content,
selected in the TransitionFX Action’s Item picker.
If you set the other properties as I described, and view the page in a
browser, you should see your graphic box alone on the page. When you hover
over the graphic box, you should see the finger cursor, indicating that it
is a link. When you click, the HTML box should slide into view. When you
click again, it should slide back up and disappear.
Walter
On Nov 13, 2012, at 1:39 PM, David Phelps wrote:
I’m trying the transition FX for the first time. When I preview and/or
publish I get the error message: ACTION CANNOT BE USED. The following
Actions have been incorrectly applied and will be ignored.
Action: “Transition FX”, Page: “WHERE DID THE HORNY TOAD GO?”.
It seems to be working in Safari after publishing. Am I missing
something?