Hello all,

I had great initial success with server-side LoadVars() and now I've
run into a problem. In my initial app, I had the ser-side AS  line:

loadBW.load("http://localhost/bw/bw.txt");

and the folder path/

http > bw > bw.txt

It worked great. Then I placed it on my server with the line,

loadBW.load("http://lmy.domain.com/bw/bw.txt");

With the same folder path, and it quit working. My trace on the
server shows that the function is firing, but it's not getting the
data out of the text file.

Anyone know what's wrong here?

TIA,
Bill

bill sanders | www.sandlight.com | bloomfield, ct | 860-242-2260


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Shot in the dark: maybe some crossdomain issues like in 'real' Flash?

Just to eliminate this as a source for your problem you could deploy a
crossdomain.xml file on your webserver and allow the FMS domain (or all
domains even while testing).

Stefan



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> Hello all,
>
> I had great initial success with server-side LoadVars() and
> now I've run into a problem. In my initial app, I had the
> ser-side AS  line:
>
> loadBW.load("http://localhost/bw/bw.txt");
>
> and the folder path/
>
> http > bw > bw.txt
>
> It worked great. Then I placed it on my server with the line,
>
> loadBW.load("http://lmy.domain.com/bw/bw.txt");
>
> With the same folder path, and it quit working. My trace on
> the server shows that the function is firing, but it's not
> getting the data out of the text file.
>
> Anyone know what's wrong here?
>
> TIA,
> Bill
>

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Thanks Stefan,

That could be it, but everything from the SWF file to the txt file
are all on the same server. My development setup uses two computers
(a PC and Mac) and using the local host on the PC for the server and
running the app from the Mac emulates a similar setup as I have on my
"real" server.

However, I like your idea, and on my other (Linux) server I'm going
to give it a try.

Bill

On Mar 24, 2006, at 8:52 AM, Stefan Richter wrote:

> Shot in the dark: maybe some crossdomain issues like in 'real' Flash?
>
> Just to eliminate this as a source for your problem you could deploy a
> crossdomain.xml file on your webserver and allow the FMS domain (or
> all
> domains even while testing).
>
> Stefan
>
>
> 
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