Hmm I guess I could have used application/x-shockwave-flash as the
content type. I'll change that - it looks sexier.
An fyi though - Flash has supported progressive download via HTTP for some
time. The browser is just the host/conduit - the wrapper is what hooks the
stream up to the Flash Play
Rick, I'm surprised setting the content-type to application/octet-
stream worked...does it work in all browsers/OSes? Do you have to set
the content type in the wrapper if you use that approach? If you don't
it'd surprise me if all browsers were smart enough to do the right
thing with the co
Christophe not sure if this helps... but I put together a sample of one
approach that might work for you.
http://www.quilix.com/node/31
Rick Winscot
On 3/13/09 7:08 AM, "christophe_jacquelin"
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> How to hide swf files on a website, preventing their copy by a sof
What is your actual objective, and why?
There's no way to stop users doing whatever they like with your files
once they have them on their pc, so your only solution is to prevent
them getting the file in the first place.
Are you going to allow access to the public? Your only hope is to
ob
Hello,
How to hide swf files on a website, preventing their copy by a software like
httptrack?
Thank you,
Christophe,
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