I had something similar happen and it turned out that when I was ftp'ing the
files they were sitting in a www.mysite version of the domain- which
apparently flash considers to not be the same as the non www (mysite.com )
version. What i finally got to work was a cross-domain file listing the two
versions of the url as well as the ip that I was using for ftp. That might
have been overkill but it made it work.
M
On 12/13/05, Brent Gore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have an xml file that is loaded into a swf, playing in a browser. My
> question is about the url to the xml file. If I specify an absolute url
> ("http://mydomain.com/xml/file.xml";) I have no problems but when I try
> and use a relative url ("xml/file.xml") it fails to load. The rel path
> is correct. Running the swf in any environment other than over http
> works correctly with the rel url. I've also added a crossdomain.xml
> which allows any access, and it resides with the swf.
>
> For this particular project it is crucial that the url be relative and
> not absolute. Is this a limitation in Flash, or am I missing something?
> Are there any other options than using an absolute url?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Brent
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