A DOM viewer, such as the one that comes with Firefox, can easily
allow you to get the URL of anything on the page, dynamic or not. To
my knowledge, there is no way of hiding from that. You can then put
that URL directly in the address bar, and retrieve the SWF file with
save as...
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Jan 17, 2006, at 6:43 AM, Mike Britton wrote:
Pumping the object and embed tags into a DIV's innerHTML using AJAX
is one
possibility. You could also write the object and embed tags with an
external JavaScript. This would prevent the source from being
viewed and is
probably an easier option given its all on the client.
It's impossible to completely hide your swf filename, and
techniques for
preventing caching are dodgy at best. If anyone knows how to make
swfs
un-obfuscatable I'd like to hear their approaches.
hth
Mike
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