ole swfs. But,
that would take significant effort, and it sounds like it's pretty late
in the game.
-tom
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ant effort, and it sounds like it's pretty late in the
game.
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You could hold the swfs in a database (or in some datastore only
accessible to the server), then serve out the swfs through Java or PHP
(or any other serverside language). Authenticate each map request with
a username / password in the query string. If you wanted to prevent
that username / passwor
and I found more in the manual about sandBox
sandboxType (security.sandboxType property)public static
sandboxType : String [read-only]
Indicates the type of security sandbox in which the calling SWF file is
operating.
System.security.sandboxType has one of the following values:
â– remote: This
One way is to use the _url property, which will point to the .swf's
location on the file system, then just have each map check if it's
residing at the proper url. If it is allow the map to be view and if
not don't display anything.
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As for the caching issue, here is a php script that I used on a recent site
that did the trick:
==
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Say this is movieloader.php;
So in your flash movie, when loading external assets, use
myTarget.loadMovie("mov
I think, not sure, it is not possible to avoid having them cached.
I think you could use some kind of server side app ( asp, php, jsp ) to
retrieve the correct map name with loadvars or better with xml and the load
the map into your loader, so nobody could see the url where it comes from
a
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