Ok... got that worked out late last night - had it return some XML
(I'm sure empty string would have worked as well) and all is good.
However - do you know anything about issues with the flash player
circumventing the browser's proxy settings? If I set the upload path
directly to my dev server, it works fine, but when I try to proxy to
the server in the browser, the upload fails. It's as if the flash
player is just posting straight out and ignoring completely the
browser's proxy settings. Very strange indeed. It's not a huge issue
because it's only affecting my test environment with proxies, but it
would be good to know why it's doing this.
Thanks,
JE
On Mar 16, 2007, at 8:06 AM, flashcoders-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Had similar woes ;)
The important thing is 1) Firefox does things differently 2) Mac does
things differently. If both are true in your situation, the one thing
that pops in mind is the fact that your server upload handling script,
always needs to return something for the upload to succeed. E.g.
normally your upload handler doesn't return anything, to make it
work in
mac environments, make it return an empty string after it has
processed
the upload.
Ben
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