Id been having issues with a ver mx 2004 flash form. It worked locally. When uploaded however it hung.
today whilst looking over my bosses shoulder I noticed the activity monitor on safari…
I went back to my desk…opened up activity monitor, and lodged the form again. Wha!@#*****??? it shows everything which the current page is trying to load. [COLOR=Red]in red was a message crossdomain.xml[/COLOR]. basically, as i didnt have it there in the root directory it wasnt gonna allow me to loadvaribles and send my form.
I did a search for [COLOR=Red]crossdomain.xml [/COLOR]and found out how to solve it in minutes… I didnt realise that flash automatically looked for it when a movie was published for mx 2004
thanks safari
Speaking of Safari, anyone no why a flash movie publish for 6 wouldn’t load in Safari? I will have tio check it at home but a client said they couldn’t see a flash piece on our page on a mac in safari today.
Dou you have safari yourself?
one of the reasons other than player itself may be the way you embed the flash file.
note in the object tag one set of params is for MAC and the other is for PC ( ive been caught out by that once before )
Also CSS support for safari is very strict and javascript support is very limited.
Basically I think if it works on Safari chances are it will work on the others better.
Thanks for the tips, I do have it but only at home. They don’t support macs here at work and they really kind of don’t for the rest of the world either.
Here is a sample of what can’t be seen on Safari, I just have to remember check it out at home. Do you see a flash animation on this page? http://www.countryfinancial.com and http://www.countrycareers.com
I know the website may not look too cool on a mac, they only code itto look good on a pc in IE. But if you just see big black space with nothing going on then I bet we have a problem.
Thanks for checking this for me.
