I have an interesting scenario that I wonder if anyone else has seen and found a workaround..
Scenario: I have a movieclip that has a background attached at depth 0. The user then can place external images onto this MovieClip at increasing depths. Each of these are created using createEmptyMC - then the image is loaded within that empty movieclip. The user can then save this new image, which behind the scenes it creates an array of pixel values from the parent MovieClip of all the clips - then a web service creates an image and then flash does a getURL for the returned image path. Test: When the user runs the swf directly from a local machine - everything works fine. When the user runs the swf from a web page (which means now it's on the server) - this is what happens: 1. If no images have been placed on the parent movieclip - the background image is saved and it viewed by the user. 2. If any images have been placed on the parent movieclip - then all the pixels are FF (this is the color that was used asa fill for the bitmapdata class). I have verified that getPixel32 on the MC is returning FF for each pixel - only in scenario #2. In either case, Printing the MC using the PrintJob class on the same MC - everything works fine. NOTES: Is it safe to assume that since running it from the SWF works, that this has nothing to-do with the parent movieclip and how getPixel32 get's it's information? But somehow IE/IIS is causing me some problems with how getPixel32 works on a MovieClip? Also - in ALL scenarios - both configurations are using the same server to process the image and return the valid path. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks _______________________________________________ [email protected] To change your subscription options or search the archive: http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders Brought to you by Fig Leaf Software Premier Authorized Adobe Consulting and Training http://www.figleaf.com http://training.figleaf.com

