The extension "Firebug" for Firefox also lets you see in better detail
what's sent/retrived between you and the server.
It's incredibly useful for all forms of debugging.
I can't understand how i managed without it.
Vaughn, David (Contractor) (J6B) skrev:
Thanks for the response Andy. Fiddler sounds very interesting.
Unfortunately, due to very tight security rules, we are not permitted to
download any software (30-day trial software, shareware, freeware, etc.)
so I'm not sure I can use that tool at work. I will check it out for
home use however.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Dave
-----Original Message-----
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Herrman
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 2:31 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Question on old AS1 code
The HTTP vs HTTPS stuff should be completely handled by the browser, so
I don't think the plugin would have any issues.
One thing I find helpful for debugging these kinds of problems is
Fiddler (http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/). This will log all
requests IE makes and the responses to them. Try installing it,
starting it up (it adds a button to the IE toolbar), and then loading
your SWF. You'll be able to see what files are being requested. You
can see if you're getting 404 errors, or even if they're being requested
properly. This might help track down the problem.
-Andy
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