False loop error!

On very slow machines (>p200Mhz) I sometimes get an error that says

“A script in the movie is causing macromedia flash player 6 to run slowly. If it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive. Do you want to abort the script?” Yes, No.

I have a loop function that populates a listbox, sometimes the file it loops from is over 2000 lines, and takes a long time for the listbox to populate. In this time I get the error. If I hit No on the error everything works just fine. I am almost for sure there is no problem with my script, flash just thinks the loop is set to infinity or something and pops open the error box.

Is there any way to stop this error box from opening?

Use a PHP script to do any compliacated loops that take up memory, as server side scripts take up servers memory, opposed to client side expensive operations which use the client’s computer to do any such things.

Here is the story, the file flash is reading is an asp file generated from a server. I need the listbox to be populated from that asp file that is set up in an array format.

So is there a way to turn off this error?

I’m going to take a look at macromedia and see what they have on this topic.

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