Sounds like you are running into security sandbox issues. You may
need a crossdomain.xml, but I'm not sure if that will work for
JavaScript oriented stuff.
At 10:44 PM 4/10/2007, Gautam wrote:
Hi,
I am using the ExternalInterface API to communicate between
JavaScript and Flex App. The sample code that I wrote to check this
functionality works perfectly fine.
However, the same does not work for a slightly different scenario
described below:
The application that has my swf and js files are being referenced by
html pages located on different domains.
I am embedding the Flash Object in the html using JavaScript and
have set the parameter "allowScriptAccess" to "always" to allow
cross-scripting. I am inserting the flash object when the webpage
loads in the browser within a div tag through a custom browser
toolbar using javascript. (currently testing on firefox)
When I test my sample application on the localhost domain, flex app
is able to call a method in javascript but the reverse is not
working and for any other domain, communication doesn't happen both the ways.
Is there a way secure way of handling the above situation both in
Firefox and IE.
Regards,
Gautam.
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