Well in my test setup everything is local.
So the goal would be that the file location (which is used to create the link) would be a mapped drive location such as F:/somefilename.ext
Joel
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I am having problems using itemrenderer for my datagrid. I am able to render the data using the linkbutton, when I click on the link I get an error:
SecurityError: Error #2148: SWF file http://localhost/Recorder/
at global/flash.net::navigate
at LinkItemRenderer/handleCli
at LinkItemRenderer/___LinkIt
The link location works when I paste into my browser directly, so the path is correct. I have a cross-domain file inplace and have set the Flash player to Globally trust "C:\"
Any ideas to what the issue is?
Thanks,
Joel
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Like i said... put the mp3 in the same folder as the swf to test it. The URL to the file should be relative and not absolute.
It would be a breach of security to be able to access files on a users harddrive. Think of the field day hackers would have just by getting people to view a web page.
Permissions work differently if the swf is running from the harddrive during dev and not from a server (which is what localhost is).
If you really need the file to remain in the C drive you would have to create a file there as a virtual directory via IIS.
An internal application? then why is it running from locahost ?
As far as you web browser knows... localhost is a regular web page could be anywhere
A cross-domain file will do nothing as C:\\ is not a domain and does not use http protocols
SecurityError: Error #2148: SWF file http://localhost/Recorder/
//opening a file from localhost is not the same as directly opening the .swf via the file system.
Are you saying that you have accessed the file direcly via file system (NOT localhost) and opened the .swf direcly - so browser address bar should read something like C:\inetpub..... (and NOT http://localhost.... etc)
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by: scooby_56Posted on 2009-10-19 at 13:46:16ID: 25608859
you are trying to access a file on your local machine from a web server (localhost) which is not possible. The file should sit on you server (albeit localhost) and the link should point there.