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AS3 LOAD CROSS-DOMAIN IMAGES

Asked by marcparillo in ActionScript, Adobe Flash

Tags: Flash ActionScript 3.0

I am working on a Flash application that loads and displays images.  Everything works fine when the image is loaded from my own server.  However, when I try to load images, specifically advertisements, from a server that is not my own, the image doesn't want to load.   Strangely, I am able to load and play video FLV files that are located on different server.  It's just the images that give me trouble (PNG, JPG).

I understand that AS3, Flash Player 9 came with some security enhancements but not being able to load a static image in Flash ( an image that I can view from any browser) seems to be unusual, bordering on absurd.  I must be doing something wrong.

If security is the issue, is my only solution to use a PHP, server-side script to load the image and then send the bitmap to the Flash file that way?

Not sure what to do next.  All suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Marc
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