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My application is pretty simple. &nbsp;There is one sub-folder under where my movie is, and there is a file that is opened and contains paths and file names to the files in the one sub-folder. &nbsp;So it is pretty simple. &nbsp;I will look over this again since it sounds like it should work as I expected it to. &nbsp;I tried running both the swf directly and running it through a web page. &nbsp;I will let you know what I find after more investigation. &nbsp;<br />
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I was mostly concerned that I needed to do something special on the server, but it sounds like that is not the case.<br />
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My application is pretty simple.  There is one sub-folder under where my movie is, and there is a file that is opened and contains paths and file names to the files in the one sub-folder.  So it is pretty simple.  I will look over this again since it sounds like it should work as I expected it to.  I tried running both the swf directly and running it through a web page.  I will let you know what I find after more investigation.  

I was mostly concerned that I needed to do something special on the server, but it sounds like that is not the case.



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In my program, I read a file that contains a list of files in subdirectories with their relative path included, one per line. &nbsp;My flash script reads this file and loads the images into movie clips. &nbsp;the problem I have is that my program runs fine on my local system, but when I put everything on my server, the files do not seem to be found since my load movie fails. &nbsp;Should I refer to files on my server differently than I do on my local system when I have a file containing a list of files and subfolders where the images are located?<br />
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thanks<br />
Bryan<br />

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In my program, I read a file that contains a list of files in subdirectories with their relative path included, one per line.  My flash script reads this file and loads the images into movie clips.  the problem I have is that my program runs fine on my local system, but when I put everything on my server, the files do not seem to be found since my load movie fails.  Should I refer to files on my server differently than I do on my local system when I have a file containing a list of files and subfolders where the images are located?

thanks
Bryan


folder on server vs local

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