Theres no "reasonable" amount of time on networked connections of
unknown hardware specs...
Have you looked into onData instead? I believe it will allow you to
know if the file exists bases on the first packet of the response.
Isaac Rivera
Senior Flash Developer
Audience Programming,
America Online
On Mar 17, 2006, at 9:14 AM, Yotam Laufer wrote:
If onload fires immediately with success==false then you know that
there's
no file, so why don't you wait for a reasonable interval and then
if it's
not fired than assume the file exists. not the best of solutions
but should
work.
Yotam
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