Paul Barton wrote:
I have a problem communicating between the Flash Player and the javascript
in it's container file. On my server (Apache running on an IIS server) a
can
communicate using both the ExternalInterface API to pull the data or
SetVariable to push it to the Flash Player. When I upload it to the clients
server neither of these to methods work. The client insists on IE ( the job
is for their intranet) the security setting in IE seem fine they are
running
Flash Player 8 and their IT department assures me it's not an anti-virus
problem (although they can't confirm that) and I am at a complete loss
as to
why this is the case.
From the above, I'm not sure whether the browser has stayed the same
when you've changed which server it came from. (Rephrased, if the client
can see it from your server but not theirs, all on the same computer, in
the same browser.)
Another isolation test would be whether other browser/control
communication works normally in the balking browser... if your client
can view WWW pages which use ActiveX Scripting.
If their browser never works then you'd look at the Microsoft
permissions... I remember an IE/Win prefs tab for "Disable ActiveX
Scripting", for instance. I'm not sure whether this is the case there,
though.
Changing one part of the problem at a time may be the fastest way to
zoom in on the area of difference...?
jd
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