Is it possible that it could be a cross-domain policy situation here? What would happen if you called it from a back-end (I'd best guess that it would probably work)?
jord On 3/8/07, Helen Triolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1 (works): From a browser, this returns valid XML with geocode information: http://api.local.yahoo.com/MapsService/V1/geocode?state=MD&city=Derwood&street=16101%20Frederick%20Road&appid=anyid (doesn't seem to care what appid is used) 2 (works): Testing within the Flash 8 IDE, I can use loadVars to call that script (with those parameters set) and an XML onload routine to retrieve them -- works fine. 3 (doesn't work): When I publish and run it from a swf in an html page in the browser, I get an XML read error (the parameter passed to my xml onload routine is false). What could be causing the XML read/parse error in 3? (doesn't work with a valid appid either)
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