RE: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Hi Abdul, thanks for your reply. I am busy today, but will prepare a sample which produces the error. I hope to have it ready tomorrow (Australian time). BTW, I have set allowScriptAccess to always and have observed this in Firefox and Internet Explorer. From:

RE: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Hi Matt, I have just tested this use-network=false option with the command line compiler, still get the same security error in Flash player when I try the call out to _javascript_: SecurityError: Error #2060: Security sandbox violation: ExternalInterface caller

Re: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Hey,Can you please post a simple but complete code (Flex + _javascript_), I would like to look at it. Sorry, I am being bit lazy doing all that..-abdulOn 6/10/06, FineLine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Matt, I have just tested this –use-network=false option

Re: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Hi.. Try set the allowScriptAccess to ALWAYS of the object and embed tags on the HTML page. The default is allowScriptAccess=sameDomain Try set to: allowScriptAccess=always Gustavo __._,_.___ -- Flexcoders Mailing List FAQ:

RE: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Did you compile with use-network=false? I have a sample app that will be coming out where the HTML can communicate into the SWF. And I know that the ExternalInterface was at least able to register the callbacks out. I didnt try making calls from the SWF out. Also have you tried

Re: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

On Thursday 08 June 2006 02:51, Michael Schmalle wrote: Don't take my word for it but, I think these issues Apollo is going to address. Who, or what, is Apollo ? -- Tom Chiverton This email is sent for and on behalf of Halliwells LLP.

[flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

Hi. I would like to raise this point one last time, before the Adobe engineers lock in this aspect of framework behaviour in the final release. Is it really necessary to restrict the security of the Flash Player / Flex Application model to such an extent that a flex application (SWF)

Re: [flexcoders] One last try: Javascript security

It doesn't have the same data modelling tools, low-level system APIs, encryption libraries, etc. etc. Don't take my word for it but, I think these issues Apollo is going to address. Peace, Mike On 6/7/06, FineLine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi. I would