Dear List,
I am trying to download and link an online image file with my
shockwave movie. the image adderss is:
http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/ipc/pcwpng . however, it wont link
unless i download it to a known place on my harddisk and link it to
the member from there. this offcourse i can't do
Hi Yariv,
You could use a QuickTime sprite and set its filename to that adress...
Maybe a Flash sprite can do the same with a little actionscript?..
with k.r. Alfred
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to explain now but I remember having a simillar problem... Try putting
the image into a diferent folder on the server.
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I think the problem is that the png is dynamically generated by some
cgi-script, but director needs correct file-endings, mime-types in the
http-header don't seem to be sufficient. if you have acces to any
web-space with php-support, you can put there the following little
php-script ("pcw.php").
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Valentin hi,
Thanks alot, its amazing and it works. it is abit of an overkill
however... indeed in the case of the one image i've sent its a
prefect solution, however i am working on another project that needs
to get a whole bunch of images from a cgi script... i could create a
php script that
Hi Yarif,
I wished there was a better solution. I tried to send all kind of
http-headers with php, like
Header('Content-Type: image/png');
Header('Content-disposition: inline; filename=pcw.png');
in conjunction with a fpassthru($fp) command, no success. I even tried
to fool director with "fake" u
