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 monitor
All relative paths in any swfs loaded in your application will use the HTML
page as
their base path, not their own personal location. Like you already
mentioned, you can
change this base path by using the "base" param while embedding.
You just need to make all external assets loading to
always be
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 su
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