A third option, which may not work for MySpace, but is worth
mentioning for situations like this, is to embed a loader.swf on the
3rd party server. In the loader.swf, you test _url and if it meets
your requirements you can then load your primary SWF file from your
server.
AJ Canepa
Runtime Logic
www.runtimelogic.com
On Oct 29, 2006, at 2:22 AM, Mick G wrote:
Perhaps when you instruct with what EMBED code to use on myspace,
do it like
this...
EMBED src="mydomain.com/myfile.swf?id=123"
That ID could be a unique ID to a certain account. In flash you can do
whatever database calls you need and check if that userID has the
access you
need. If the swf is called without the ID, then don't allow it.
OR...
I'm not sure if this will work, but you could use...
EMBED src="mydomain.com/myfile.php" - your php could check who the
referrer
is, and do whatever checking you need, then load your SWF and spit
out a
SWF-file type.
- Mick
On 10/28/06, Diversity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not quite what I am looking for. Here is my situation.
I have a swf on my server. This swf will be allowed to be posted on
other sites such as myspace (if the user that created the account
has a
certain account type). Since it can be posted on myspace the
actual swf
will be in an embed tag on myspace with an src pointing to my server.
What I need to do is once this swf gets called is see what the
referring
domain is and see if the creator of that content has an account that
allows embedding on external sites.
if(domain == "myserver" || domain == "www.myserver){
// serve up content this is on our server no account check needed
}
else{
// WAIT!!! check if this content creator can embed outside of our
domain
}
I hope I got my point across and I hope what i am trying to
accomplish
is actually doable. I tried localConnections domain function but that
gave me the domain of the swf which was on my server not the
domain of
the html file that called/embedded the swf.
Jim Berkey wrote:
> Would this do what you are looking for?
> http://www.mochibot.com
>
>
> jimbo
>
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> On 10/28/2006 at 6:24 PM Diversity wrote:
>
>
>> Anyone with any suggestions?
>>
>>
>> Diversity wrote:
>>
>>> With flash and its cross domain security is there anyway for
me to
>>> read what the calling domain is of the swf?
>>>
>>> Example
>>>
>>> swf located on my server, being called from domain.com. How
can I see
>>> that its domain.com calling the swf and not myserver.com
making the
>>> call? _url gives me the swf location not the calling domain.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Diversity
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