Browsers don't allow fragments such as "#anchor" to be appended to file: URLs, as they do for http: URLs. The workaround for your scenario is to have Flex Builder compile the SWF into a directory where an HTTP server can find it.
For example, suppose you are on a Mac; /Users/johndoe/Sites can be accessed from a web browser as http://localhost/~johndoe, if you have enabled that via System Preferences, Sharing, Web Sharing. So, in Flex Builder, you could go to the Project Properties, Flex Build Path, and set the "Output folder" to /Users/johndoe/Sites/myproj, and the "Output folder URL" to http://localhost/~johndoe/myproj. Once you do that, your launch URL should automatically change to the right thing; you can then modify it and append #anchor. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "valdhor" <valdhorli...@...> wrote: > > I need to debug deep linking in my project (When a user pastes a URL in the browser and presses Go). If I just paste the URL, the browser is not connected to the debugger. So, I need to be able to add the fragments to the debug URL in Flex Builder. I thought I could just do that in the "Run/Debug Settings" panel but if I do that I get a file not found error. > > I need to know how to force the debugger to connect to the browser OR how to add fragments to the URL in Flex Builder so the debugger starts with the right fragments. > > Any help appreciated. >
