Lightroom Web Gallery in HTML page?

Hello,
I want to export a web gallery from LR 1.3 and insert this gallery into an html web page in Dreamweaver 8. This would be huge! I have researched it and found that it just may not work.
1 of the errors: the first gallery I made in LR and published online, is the gallery that shows up in the html page.
Another error: the gallery only shows that its loading (inside html page).
Attempts:
1: drop the flash file into the html page and resize it to fit
2: put the bin in the resources folder and drop the flash file in the html page
Primary resource:
http://blog.bluefire.tv/?p=18
Any help would be outstanding!
Thank you,
Tyler Fraser
www.fraserimagery.com

Well,
It's not an Adobe issue, it's a hosting issue. I have GoDaddy, and, after four or five phone calls, I got someone who really knew what they are doing. He said they host Unix for Linnus users, and a Windows based for Windows users, so that's not it. It was a simple matter of moving files. I was creating a subdomain this time, so perhaps that made it a little more difficult. Anyway, you name the gallery with the same name as the destination folder. Then, if the index.html page isn't in the right place, you move it to a place in the tree where it is right. Call your hosting company if you can't get it right. Persistence and patience will pay off.
Kate

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