Mike Thank you for that. It worked perfectly.
I have a Mac at home but have to resort to using a PC here at work. For others that may see this thread later on... I installed WAMP 2 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/wampserver/) and set my Flex build path output directory to C:\wamp2\www. I then created a new runtime configuration and set the debug url to http://localhost/MyProject.html#MyFragments. Best Regards Steve --- In [email protected], "mike_morearty" <mike.morea...@...> wrote: > > Browsers don't allow fragments such as "#anchor" to be appended to file: > URLs, as they do for http: URLs. The workaround for your scenario is to > have Flex Builder compile the SWF into a directory where an HTTP server > can find it. > > For example, suppose you are on a Mac; /Users/johndoe/Sites can be > accessed from a web browser as http://localhost/~johndoe, if you have > enabled that via System Preferences, Sharing, Web Sharing. So, in Flex > Builder, you could go to the Project Properties, Flex Build Path, and > set the "Output folder" to /Users/johndoe/Sites/myproj, and the "Output > folder URL" to http://localhost/~johndoe/myproj. Once you do that, your > launch URL should automatically change to the right thing; you can then > modify it and append #anchor. > > > --- In [email protected], "valdhor" <valdhorlists@> wrote: > > > > I need to debug deep linking in my project (When a user pastes a URL > in the browser and presses Go). If I just paste the URL, the browser is > not connected to the debugger. So, I need to be able to add the > fragments to the debug URL in Flex Builder. I thought I could just do > that in the "Run/Debug Settings" panel but if I do that I get a file not > found error. > > > > I need to know how to force the debugger to connect to the browser OR > how to add fragments to the URL in Flex Builder so the debugger starts > with the right fragments. > > > > Any help appreciated. > > >
