Only Plain white screen appears
I was just using my iPhone and i guess when i put it down i might of hit it against something and now i am only getting a plain white screen, but i can still unlock it and accept calls by sliding it in the right place.
Is there anyway to fix this at home or must i go to an apple store to resolve this issue
thankfully yes spyfly, you need to try to remember exactly what happened when you hit it against something, and hit it with equal force from the opposite side. let me know how this works.
also, just to put it out there, i am also having trouble with my 6 digit code corrupting and failing to work. however, after a restart it works. i am required to use this because i use exchange with my company. come on apple??? this is the coolest but BUGGIEST phone i've ever owned. ever. the new blackberry is looking kinda cool...
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package {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.display.Loader;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.ProgressEvent;
import flash.net.URLRequest;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
import flash.system.Security;
import BrightcovePlayer;
import flash.media.SoundMixer;
import caurina.transitions.Tweener;
import caurina.transitions.properties.ColorShortcuts;
import pipwerks.SCORM;
import flash.external.ExternalInterface;
public class MainWrapper extends MovieClip {
public var loadedSwf:URLRequest;
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public var contentContainer:Sprite;
public var xmlLoader:URLLoader;
public var videoList:XML;
public var currentLoadedSection:Number;
public var nextEnabled:Boolean = false;
public var currentModule:Number = 0;
public var currentContent:Number = 0;
public var currentContentType:String;
public var advanceBehavior:String;
public var prevBehavior:String;
public var previousPage:String;
public var moveAdv:Boolean;
public var timesAdvanced:Number = 1;
public var numPages:Number = 1;
public var furthestPage:Number = 0;
public var scorm:SCORM;
public var lmsConnected:Boolean;
public var lessonStatus:String;
public var success:Boolean;
public var suspend_str:String;
public var suspend_data:String;
public var arrayToParse:Array;
public var videoChoice:Number = 0;
public var vidChoice:Number = 0; // Picks up button selections from loaded swf...default is 0 if only one ID supplied
public var vidID:Array = new Array(); // Recieves XML supplied video IDs
public var MC:MovieClip;
public var swfURLChoice:Number = 0; // Picks up button selections from loaded swf...default is 0 if only one ID supplied
public var swfURL:Array = new Array(); // Recieves XML supplied swf URLs
public function MainWrapper() {
// constructor code
addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE,init);
public function init(e:Event):void {
initializeTracking();
contentContainer = new Sprite ;
addChild(contentContainer);
exit_btn.visible = false;
main_HUD.home_btn.visible = false;
addNavListeners();
mainMenuVisibility(false);
textPanel_mc.mask = panelMask_mc;
ColorShortcuts.init();
Security.allowDomain("http://admin.brightcove.com");
Security.allowDomain("http://c.brightcove.com");
Security.allowDomain("http://brightcove.com");
BrightcovePlayer.initialize(this,onBrightcoveVideoComplete,onBrightcoveInitComplete,onBri ghtcoveVideoPlay);
public function loadXML():void {
xmlLoader = new URLLoader ;
xmlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,showXML);
xmlLoader.load(new URLRequest("playlist.xml"));
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trace("Line 95: Loaded XML");
xmlLoader.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,showXML);
XML.ignoreWhitespace = true;
videoList = new XML(e.target.data);
numPages = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent.length();
trace("Line 100: numPages="+numPages);
loadContent();
public function mainMenuVisibility(setVis:Boolean):void {
main_HUD.visible = textPanel_mc.visible = setVis;
private function onBrightcoveVideoComplete() {
trace("Line 107: video has stopped");
endPageNav();
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trace("Line 111: player is playing");
Tweener.addTween(BrightcovePlayer.instance,{alpha:1,time:3});
updateNav(currentContentType);
loadMsg_mc.visible = false;
checkForBeginning();
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trace("Line 118: init is complete");
loadXML();
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furthestPage = currentContent;
trace("Line 125: The furthest page so far: "+furthestPage);
saveCoursePos() //SCORM Bookmark
var loadedContentType:String = String(videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent]. @ type);
currentContentType = loadedContentType;
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case "cap" :
trace("Line 133: loading a Captivate swf");
advanceBehavior = "next";
prevBehavior = "prev";
loadMsg_mc.visible = true;
BrightcovePlayer.stopAndHide();
mainMenuVisibility(false);
swfURL = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].pathToContent.split(",");
loadedSwf = new URLRequest(String(swfURL[swfURLChoice]));
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS,loadProgress);
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,loadComplete);
contentLoader.load(loadedSwf);
break;
case "swf" :
trace("Line 146: loading an interactive swf");
advanceBehavior = "next";
prevBehavior = "prev";
loadMsg_mc.visible = true;
BrightcovePlayer.stopAndHide();
swfURL = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].pathToContent.split(",");
loadedSwf = new URLRequest(String(swfURL[swfURLChoice]));
trace("XXXXXXXXXXXXX "+(String(swfURL[swfURLChoice]))+" XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX");
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS,loadProgress);
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,loadComplete);
contentLoader.load(loadedSwf);
break;
case "quiz" :
trace("Line 158: loading a quiz");
advanceBehavior = "next";
prevBehavior = "prev";
BrightcovePlayer.stopAndHide();
loadMsg_mc.visible = true;
swfURL = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].pathToContent.split(",");
loadedSwf = new URLRequest(String(swfURL[swfURLChoice]));
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,loadComplete);
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS,loadProgress);
contentLoader.load(loadedSwf);
break;
case "bcVid" :
checkForBeginning();
advanceBehavior = "next";
trace("Line 172: loading a Brightcove video");
//vidFrame_mc.visible = true;
//videoBG.visible = true;
//setChildIndex(vidFrame_mc,numChildren - 1);
vidID = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].videoID.split(",");
trace(vidID);
BrightcovePlayer.instance.alpha = 0;
BrightcovePlayer.playVideo(this,0,vidID[videoChoice],140,112.5,"");
break;
default :
trace("Line 183: unrecognized type. check the node's 'type' attribute");
break;
public function contentFadeOut():void {
if (currentContentType == "bcVidBranch" || currentContentType == "bcVid") {
trace("Line 190: fading BC vid");
Tweener.addTween(BrightcovePlayer.instance,{alpha:0,time:.5,onComplete:doLoadNext});
} else {
trace("Line 193: fading something else");
Tweener.addTween(contentLoader.content,{alpha:0,time:.5,onComplete:doLoadNext});
public function movePanel(moveDir:String):void {
switch (moveDir) {
case "up" :
if (textPanel_mc.y != 145) {
Tweener.addTween(textPanel_mc,{y:145,time:.5,transition:"easeOutSin"});
break;
case "down" :
if (textPanel_mc.y != 645) {
Tweener.addTween(textPanel_mc,{y:645,time:.5,transition:"easeOutSin"});
break;
default :
trace("Line 211: WAT. That is not a valid direction");
break;
public function getSWFChoice(e:Event):void {
MC = MovieClip(contentLoader.content);
swfURLChoice = MC.swfURLChoice;
contentLoader.content.removeEventListener( "getSWFChoice" , getSWFChoice );
trace("YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY swfURLChoice="+swfURLChoice+" YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY");
playOn();
public function getVidChoice(e:Event):void {
MC = MovieClip(contentLoader.content);
videoChoice = MC.vidChoice;
contentLoader.content.removeEventListener( "getVidChoice" , getVidChoice );
playOn();
public function playOn() {
timesAdvanced++;
moveAdv = true;
contentFadeOut();
hideNavControls();
public function loadComplete(e:Event):void {
loadMsg_mc.visible = false;
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,loadComplete);
contentLoader.contentLoaderInfo.removeEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS,loadProgress);
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("endOfContent",endContentHandler);
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("getSWFChoice",getSWFChoice);
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("getVidChoice",getVidChoice);
Tweener.addTween(main_HUD.progBar_mc.progFill_mc,{scaleX:(currentContent) / int(numPages - 1),time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
if (currentContent == 0){
main_HUD.pgNum_txt.text = "Welcome";
} else{
main_HUD.pgNum_txt.text = "Page " + currentContent + " of " + int(numPages - 1);
switch (currentContentType) {
case "cap" :
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("quizAdvancePage",quizNext);
break;
case "swf" :
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("quizAdvancePage",quizNext);
break;
case "quiz" :
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("quizAdvancePage",quizNext);
var loadedContent = MovieClip(contentLoader.content);
var xmlQuizContent = videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].question;
var numQuestions = int(xmlQuizContent.length());
var questionArray:Array = new Array ;
var choiceArray:Array = new Array ;
var correctChoiceArray:Array = new Array ;
var responsesArray:Array = new Array ;
var passedImageArray:Array = new Array();
for (var i = 0; i < numQuestions; i++) {
questionArray.push(String(xmlQuizContent[i].questionText));
var tempString:String = "";
for (var j = 0; j < xmlQuizContent[i].answerChoice.length(); j++) {
tempString += xmlQuizContent[i].answerChoice[j] + "%";
choiceArray.push(tempString);
tempString = "";
correctChoiceArray.push(xmlQuizContent[i]. @ correctChoice);
passedImageArray.push(xmlQuizContent[i]. @ dispImage);
responsesArray.push(xmlQuizContent[i].responseText);
loadedContent.populateQuiz(questionArray,choiceArray,correctChoiceArray,responsesArray,pa ssedImageArray);
break;
default :
break;
addContent();
checkForBeginning();
public function endContentHandler(e:Event):void {
//here, we will enable navigation again
trace("Line 295: END OF CONTENT");
mainMenuVisibility(true);
loadMsg_mc.visible = false;
endPageNav();
updateNav(currentContentType);
Tweener.addTween(main_HUD.next_btn.bg,{_color:0xffffff,time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
nextEnabled = true;
//checkFurthestPage(e.target.currentFrame);
checkFurthestPage(currentContent);
if (currentContent == int(numPages - 1)) {
setCourseToComplete();
public function checkFurthestPage(evalNum:Number):void {
if (isNaN(furthestPage[currentLoadedSection])) { trace("Line 312: furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] is NaN"); }
if (evalNum > furthestPage[currentLoadedSection]) {
trace("Line313: currentLoadedSection is a Number");
furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] = evalNum;
trace("Line315: furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] = "+furthestPage[currentLoadedSection]);
saveCoursePos();
public function endPageNav():void {
trace("Line 321: On page " + currentContent + " of " + int(numPages - 1));
setChildIndex(main_HUD,numChildren - 1);
if (currentContent < int(numPages - 1)) {
main_HUD.next_btn.visible = true;
} else {
exit_btn.visible = true;
public function hideNavControls():void {
main_HUD.next_btn.visible = false;
main_HUD.prev_btn.visible = false;
exit_btn.visible = false;
public function loadNext(me:MouseEvent):void {
timesAdvanced++;
moveAdv = true;
contentFadeOut();
hideNavControls();
public function quizNext(e:Event):void {
timesAdvanced++;
moveAdv = true;
contentFadeOut();
public function loadPrev(me:MouseEvent):void {
timesAdvanced--;
trace("Line 350: loading prev");
moveAdv = false;
doLoadPrev();
hideNavControls();
public function doLoadNext():void {
switch (advanceBehavior) {
case "next" :
currentContent++;
break;
case "noAdvance" :
break;
default :
for (var i in videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent) {
if (advanceBehavior == videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[i].contentTitle) {
currentContent = i;
break;
trace("Line 372: loading next");
contentLoader.unloadAndStop();
if (contentContainer.numChildren > 0) {
contentContainer.removeChild(contentLoader);
loadContent();
public function doLoadPrev():void {
switch (prevBehavior) {
case "prev" :
currentContent--;
if (currentContent < 0) {
currentModule = 0;
currentContent = 1;
timesAdvanced = 2;
numPages = 2;
break;
default :
for (var i in videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent) {
if (prevBehavior == videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[i].contentTitle) {
currentContent = i;
break;
trace("Line 400: loading prev");
contentLoader.unloadAndStop();
if (contentContainer.numChildren > 0) {
contentContainer.removeChild(contentLoader);
loadContent();
public function addContent():void {
contentContainer.addChild(contentLoader);
navToTop();
textPanelListener();
public function loadProgress(pe:ProgressEvent):void {
var percentageLoaded:int = (pe.bytesLoaded / pe.bytesTotal) * 100;
trace("Line 415: Loading..." + pe.bytesLoaded + " out of " + pe.bytesTotal);
loadMsg_mc.loadText_txt.text = String(percentageLoaded) + "%";
public function updateNav(contentTypeCondition):void {
trace("Line 420: Checking nav. On Page " + currentContent);
if (currentContent == 0) {
main_HUD.prev_btn.visible = false;
navToTop();
public function checkForBeginning():void {
trace("Line 427: Check for beginning");
if (currentContent != 0) {
trace("Line 429: Is not beginning");
main_HUD.prev_btn.visible = true;
} else {
mainMenuVisibility(false);
if (currentContent < furthestPage) {
main_HUD.next_btn.visible = true;
public function textPanelListener():void {
if (videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[currentContent].panelText != "_noText") {
trace("Line 443: should move up");
movePanel("up");
textPanel_mc.panelText_mc.gotoAndStop(videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[curre ntContent].panelText);
} else {
movePanel("down");
public function addNavListeners():void {
main_HUD.prev_btn.mouseChildren = false;
main_HUD.prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,beginGlow);
main_HUD.prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,fadeGlow);
main_HUD.prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,loadPrev);
main_HUD.next_btn.mouseChildren = false;
main_HUD.next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,beginGlow);
main_HUD.next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,fadeGlow);
main_HUD.next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,loadNext);
exit_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,navHandler);
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switch (me.target.name)
case "next_btn" :
if (nextEnabled == true)
Tweener.addTween(me.target.bg,{_color:0xffffff,time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
break;
default :
Tweener.addTween(me.target.bg,{_color:0xffffff,time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
break;
public function fadeGlow(me:MouseEvent):void {
Tweener.addTween(me.target.bg,{_color:0x666666,time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
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if (contentLoader.numChildren) {
var thisContent:MovieClip = MovieClip(contentLoader.getChildAt(0));
trace(currentLoadedSection+ "Current content: "+thisContent.currentFrame);
trace("Line 486 - Furthest page is "+furthestPage[currentLoadedSection]+" and the current page is "+thisContent.currentFrame);
if (furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] >= thisContent.currentFrame) {
trace("can skip this page");
Tweener.addTween(main_HUD.next_btn.bg,{_color:0xffffff,time:.4,transition:"easeOutSin"});
nextEnabled = true;
} else {
nextEnabled = false;
trace("can't skip");
public function navHandler(me:MouseEvent):void {
switch (me.target.name) {
case "next_btn" :
if (nextEnabled == true) {
nextEnabled = false;
main_HUD.next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,loadNext);
Tweener.addTween(main_HUD.next_btn.bg,{_color:0x666666,time:.2,transition:"easeOutSin"});
determineSkip();
} else {
trace("can't proceed yet");
break;
case "prev_btn" :
exit_btn.visible = false;
main_HUD.prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,loadPrev);
determineSkip();
break;
case "exit_btn" :
contentLoader.unloadAndStop();
ExternalInterface.call("closeCourseWindow");
break;
//HERE THERE BE SCORM CODE
public function exitCourse(me:MouseEvent):void {
ExternalInterface.call("closeCourseWindow");
public function initializeTracking():void {
scorm = new SCORM ;
lmsConnected = scorm.connect();
if (lmsConnected) {
lessonStatus = scorm.get("cmi.core.lesson_status");
if (lessonStatus == "completed" || lessonStatus == "passed") {
scorm.disconnect();
} else {
success = scorm.set("cmi.core.lesson_status","incomplete");
scorm.save();
suspend_data = scorm.get("cmi.suspend_data");
if (suspend_data.length > 0) {
arrayToParse = suspend_data.split(",");
currentContent = parseInt(arrayToParse[0],10);
furthestPage = parseInt(arrayToParse[1],10);
} else {
//connectionStatus_txt.text = "Could not connect to LMS.";
public function saveCoursePos():void {
trace("Line 554: Saving position at " + currentContent);
var suspend_str:String = String(currentContent)+","+String(furthestPage);
scorm.set("cmi.suspend_data",suspend_str);
scorm.save();
public function setCourseToComplete():void {
trace("Line 561: Saving complteted course");
success = scorm.set("cmi.core.lesson_status", "completed");
scorm.disconnect();
lmsConnected = false;
public function navToTop():void {
setChildIndex(main_HUD,numChildren-1);You'll have to do two things.. Elaborate on exactly what you mean by a white screen appears. What is turning white? Are you generating a SWF from captivate of a screen capture session, then trying to load that SWF with a wrapper and when you do so it turns white? (In that scenario, if Captivate was looking for external assets it can't find, that'd be why). Please include more details on that.
Second, code of this size pasted into the forum really doesn't help. You'll need to do the work to isolate exactly what part of the code you're seeing this white box appear. Run it in a debugger line by line until you witnesss it turn white and only share that small portion of code. And if you do choose to share a ton of code, please use a site like pastebin.com which will retain formatting and color coding, making it much easier to read, and then share that pastebin link. -
My MacBook Pro won't turn on, only a white screen with spinning circle, I've only had it a few weeks! Any ideas what is going on?
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My Mac Book Pro only show white screen
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Hello hugh betcha1,
The following article provdies some useful troubleshooting steps that may be helpful in getting your Mac to boot.
Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
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Second, code of this size pasted into the forum really doesn't help. You'll need to do the work to isolate exactly what part of the code you're seeing this white box appear. Run it in a debugger line by line until you witnesss it turn white and only share that small portion of code. And if you do choose to share a ton of code, please use a site like pastebin.com which will retain formatting and color coding, making it much easier to read, and then share that pastebin link. -
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After downloading Mavericks last night, I tried installing it this morning on my iMac.
After the loading bar suggested 1 minute remaining, when it got to 1 second, this lasted for about 30 seconds before the bar disappeared and text stating 28 seconds remaining showed. This counted down to 1 second, the system restarted, and then a white screen appeared.
And that's where it has stayed for several hours (leaving it just in case........).
The only other thing happening is that I can consistently hear what I think sounds like a relay clicking every 5 to 20 seconds.
I have switched the iMac off and on and also tried the Command & R whilst switching back on - but it just comes up with a pure white screen again.
I also have a MBA which loaded Mavericks fine which is where I'm typing this from.
Any suggestions please? Or is it a trip to the Apple Store???
CheersWe have the same problem since 15 days, any machines. We think that :
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5371
Last RAW 5.0.1 update is buggy, but still investigating.
Our previous disk image (10.8.5) from October the 8 works perfectly, then after update we randomly have this issue.
So I agree with you, there is some trouble and the classical response :
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
is not an option.
Please Apple, do you work correctly as you have done it in a recent past. -
White screen appears when I play a downloaded movie
When I play a movie after I have downloaded it a white screen appears. Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone have any suggestions on how fix this? I don't think it is a connection issue as I can play movie previews and trailers perfectly fine.
Smithy1783 wrote:
Through trial and error I can only glean that the problem is with the way in which the devices handshake at the point when they switch off - either explicitly or shut down suddenly when the lid is shut on my laptop or the battery goes flat.
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hello!
i've got an new imac. on 21. april i moved my iphoto library from an old power pc with iphoto 8.1.2 to my new imac. the iphoto library works without problems.
last week i put on my iphone and itunes and iphones opened automatically. Now i've seen, that iphoto shows no pictures. I took the iphone from the usb cable and started iphoto again. It shows no photos again, only a white screen.
I read all discussion-themes and tried to delete the existing iphoto library and create a new one, I delete the preferences plists, I repair all options that will be appear, if i push alt+cmd,I replaced the iphoto library and the programm iphoto with my timemachine backup. but nothing happened.
today i moved the iphoto librarys to an extern hard disc. I removed all things from iphoto and installed iphoto from the system cd.
again an white screen is opening. if i click to add a new album, the left bar is visible. I click to import photos. the programm runs and can not complete the import. i have to quit the programm with taskmanager.
i hope someone can help me!please excuse my english :-))
I hope you understand what I mean -
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Why don't you bring it in to Apple for evaluation? We users here have no way of examining your phone.
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File icon with ? mark on it means it can't read from the hard drive. The hard drive is now wiped or bad. If just wiped then you will need to reinstall your operating system, OS X. If bad you will need to replace the drive.
Start with booting the computer from the OS X install DVD that came with your system. If the Mac came with Lion Pre-Installed then you use the Lion internet recovery system to reinstall (Hold down Command+r keys or Command+Option+r keys to boot the computer from over the internet to the Lion recovery HD system).
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