Slide Show won't load on Safari or other browsers.

Photos and captions are added, but the slideshow window will not start. I receive an error message. In particular, "Mac OS X doesn’t recognize Internet addresses starting with" followed by the name of my page.
How can I fix this? I've tried re-publishing. That does not work.

What is the name of your site and page? There are special characters that are not web friendly. Also it's best to avoid spaces in site names, either using the underscore character "_" or a dash.

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