Yes, it's true, and I've narrowed it down to one statement:
import fl.events.ComponentEvent;
When I include this statement, the swf won't compile. Even after deleting that
line of code, Flash won't compile. I have to close the IDE and restart.
What could be causing this? I can't imagine
Hi,
Has anyone had major grief trying to get this working?
I used in a while ago and it seemed very easy - just loaded an external
application and that was that - now we can't get it going despite all sorts of
hacking round with security settings and the mm.cfg file, most of which is
I am trying to prevent caching via:
function startLoad(dfile:String)
{
var ran:int = Math.round(Math.random()*10);
var dfileb:String = new String();
dfileb = dfile+?ran=+ran;
var mRequest:URLRequest=new URLRequest(dfileb);
}
startLoad(moive.swf);
but I get an error 2044:
You could add a new Date variable at the end of your swf like:
var d:Date = new Date()
var nc:String = ?nocache= + d.getTime();
startLoad(moive.swf+nc);
Nathan Mynarcik
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I think it is the ?whatever=xxx that it is having issues with - so I am not
sure doing it another way does not change it, I don;t think - it seems to only
want xxx.swf not xxx.swf?whatever=whatever
From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
The method I described is how I have kept from caching. Wonder if there is
a difference when testing locally vs. on a server.
Nathan Mynarcik
nat...@mynarcik.com
www.mynarcik.com
http://www.mynarcik.com/feed/rss.xml
http://www.twitter.com/NMynarcik
If you are loading the swf directly from the file system (that is, localy)
appending parameters to the querystring won't work because they'll be
considered part of the file name. So those parameters will not be
interpreted as such. In a http environment (i.e. a server, local or remote),
on the
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