you need to add allowscriptaccess=always to your embed code.

BUT, even with that, you might not be able to close it.. usually when you try to close a window you didn't open yourself, you get prompted by the browser... nothing you can do about that.

if you really want it to behave like an app, you should look into using one of the swf wrapper programs.


On Nov 8, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Holth, Daniel C. wrote:


Hello,

We are building Flash application that will be run off a CD and would like to have a button that closes the browser the Flash application is running in. We keep getting security errors that 'main.swf' is trying to communicate with 'index.html'. I know that I can personally set these to 'always allow' but we do not want our clients to get any security messages.

The java script code in the html page is:

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" name="cmifrag">
        function index_f_DoFSCommand(command, args){
                if(command == "close"){
                        self.opener=null;
                        self.close();
                }
        }
</script>

and the actionscript called by the button is:

function exit(){
        fscommand("close");
}


Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
-Dan

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