New video clips are now available for viewing! So far, I've updated the following dances:

CHA CHA (American Style)

FOXTROT (American Style)

LINDY

3 down, 19 to go... Quickstep is next, then Bolero. Bookmark this topic and keep checking back to see which dances have been added next.

Once I've completed the beginning bronze syllabus, I'll start processing the Intermediate and Full Bronze videos for premium members. Pretty soon we should have the entire Bronze syllabus in Standard, Smooth, Rhythm & Latin!

Regards,
Jonathan Atkinson
www.ballroomdancers.com

The new Cha Cha steps are super. The value of this web site to the dance community grows ever greater with each addition. It should be among the most frequently visited web sites for ballroom dancing; the merit and worth of its content readily qualift it to be THE most visited ballroom dance web site on the web.

What a compliment. Thanks!

I just found out we were also paid quite compliment by Google: We're now ranked #1 for the keyword "ballroom". Yay!

Regards,
Jonathan

Tech trouble: Click on ChaCha, then on step #5, then on the Media tab, then the film icon. I get a popup asking me to Select a Format, I pick one, select a speed, and nothing happens.

Am I doing something wrong?

Jerry

After selecting the format, a button should appear below whch reads "select and continue". Did you click on that?

Jonathan

I get a screen that asks me to "Choose Video Quality". I click the high speed or the low speed but nothing happens after that. I dont see a Select and Continue button

Jerry

I don't get a select and continue button either. Im using firefox for Mac, but the previous video clips all used to work fine

I'm using FireFox for PC. Maybe it's a Firefox vs IE problem?

Jerry

Looks like it's actually a JavaScript problem.

Being that Firefox is a much more up-to-date and sophisticated program than the current release of I.E., I would expect it to be better than I.E. at reading JavaScript. What's interesting is that it is reading at least part of the script, because it's hiding the button in the first place. (The way I wrote the code, the button is actually visible before Javascript takes effect, so if somebody has a browser that can't read JavaScript at all, the button will show up). For some reason, Firefox is reading the code that hides the button, but it won't read the script that UN-hides it. And the code for each is nearly identical. So I'm stumped.

I did make one small tweak tonight that *might* make the difference. Try it again now and see if it helped. If so, problem solved. If not, I'll have to consult a JavaScript expert.

Regards,
Jonathan

sorry, still not working