gnomie_jones
New member
Hey Guys, here's the scenario.
I have a swf that I'm attempting to run from a CD, on certain events the swf calls back to javscript contained in the html page (same page which embeds the original swf). The javascript opens a modal window and plays a video. Anyway, I'm running into the flash player warning about unsafe operations, blah blah blah.
Need to know a way around this, and telling the user to update their flash player settings is not an option. Also, publishing as projector is not an option due to the javascript being required. I'm not a flash developer, therefore don't possess the talent to just do a video player inline. Hence all the javascript opening modal windows to deal with video.
crossdomain.xml ??
Security.allowDomain() ??
I've seen those as possible solutions but don't really know how to implement since everything is local - have tried wildcard operators.
Anyway, help. I suck at life, mainly flash. You will be my eternal hero if you can help me out on this one, thanks!!
I have a swf that I'm attempting to run from a CD, on certain events the swf calls back to javscript contained in the html page (same page which embeds the original swf). The javascript opens a modal window and plays a video. Anyway, I'm running into the flash player warning about unsafe operations, blah blah blah.
Need to know a way around this, and telling the user to update their flash player settings is not an option. Also, publishing as projector is not an option due to the javascript being required. I'm not a flash developer, therefore don't possess the talent to just do a video player inline. Hence all the javascript opening modal windows to deal with video.
crossdomain.xml ??
Security.allowDomain() ??
I've seen those as possible solutions but don't really know how to implement since everything is local - have tried wildcard operators.
Anyway, help. I suck at life, mainly flash. You will be my eternal hero if you can help me out on this one, thanks!!