I think that the issue is that the file (SWF) loading is taking place
relative to the url of the root clip. There are various ways to see
network traffic, including "Live HTTP Headers" (plugin for Firefox),
Wireshark (network packet sniffer), there's also an addon for IE that
does HTTP monitoring although I can't think of its name off the top of
my head. These could confirm the full paths that are being requested.
You should be able to dynamically find the "current" base url in
actionscript, although its not too pretty as I recall. You could also
just pass in the based URL and parse it internally to normalize for the
different paths; or if possible just use absolute urls and/or
server-relative urls.
Hi,
I have a flash movieclip container that I use to load all my swf files. I
use SWFObject to load this flash container inside the html file and I pass
my swf filename as a variable.
This works fine as long as my swf files do not contain objects that need to
be loaded at runtime. When I have such objects, they do not seem to get
loaded.
If I load my swf file directly using SWFObject and specify "base" param to
indicate the path to the runtime files, it works fine. The problem happens
only when I load my swf file through a container.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks
Kannan
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