Chris,
it indeed is related to the "allowDomain" command, which is inserted
into every single SWF file converted form a PDF page.
The issue is that AIR blocks those files because of security reasons.
I plan to compile a patched version of swftools to get rid of those 3
lines. And need to find out what swftools version can be used for that.
Actually my assumption is/was that the newest release did not support
links. Thanks to your hint I have to probably revise that and will do
more structured tests.
Using -T7 made a difference in testing locally (that results in a
security alert popping up; with instructions on how to solve it); and it
reminded me to always and only test links on a server (at least a local
one like XAMPP).
Once I succeeded to compile either 0.9.0 or 0.9.2 on Linux, Windows and
OSx I will publish a summary of my findings in the swftools WIKI.
Regards and thanks for your support!
Hans
Am 24.11.2013 04:11, schrieb Lists:
On Fri, 15 Nov 2013 00:53:20 +0100
Hans J Nuecke <hnue...@vservu.de> wrote:
Hopefully anybody can give me a hint what I'm making wrong or what
I'm missing!
I'd like to use version 0.9.2, but did not succeed yet in making
external links work. I tried different switch settings already, but
to no avail
hans, This isn't a revisit of the 'non-internet enabled location' thing
is it?
Try setting the swf version with,
pdf2swf -T 7
when you do your conversion, and let us know what happens.
You might also care to link to the pdf you are converting, so as we
can try it also.
jooi, I did a conversion of the swf reference document,
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/swf.html
with version 0.9.2 ( under Linux ), and all the external links I then
tested, seemed to work ok.
mfg
Chris.
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