Hi,
instead of using your path directly try something like this:
class App {
public static function getPath (parent:MovieClip, path:String):String {
var parUrl:String = parent._url;
parUrl = parUrl.split("\\").join("/ <file://%22).join(%22/>");
var pathUrl:String = path.split("\\").join("/ <file://%22).join(%22/>");
var parArr:Array = parUrl.split("/");
parArr.pop();
parUrl = parArr.join("/")+"/";
return parUrl+pathUrl;
}
}
And in your code:
mcl.loadClip(App.getPath(_root, "ar07ui.swf"), ui);
greetz
JC
On 11/8/06, Éric Thibault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've redone the test on my webserver with the externalinterface and all
is functionning normaly if all (HTML and SWF) are in the same folder!
If the HTML page is not in the same folder, the external SWF must be
called relative to the HTML, not to the loader SWF. Maybe your bug is
there!
A+
Mendelsohn, Michael a écrit :
> Thanks for trying.
>
> The External Interface is the only thing there that works for me. I get
> the alerts from the html page, but that's it. It never finds the other
> swf. Could it be some kind of security issue?
>
>
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