Thanks for showing your playing. Very helpful for me.
I have followed your example and set up an .swf - compiled out of eclipse/fdt - to bring in data from a drupal 6 instance on localhost. But - the only way I could get sufficient permissions was by opening up the crossdomain policy to:
allow-access-from domain="*" ( with xml carats, obviously)
- which may be ok whilst on localhost, but would be a disaster out on the web.
Any other setting and I was denied. Told I had insufficient policy permissions.
I wonder if you could enlighten me about the crossdomain aspect of things... Is the need for a wildcard just because I'm on localhost right now? Is it anything to do with Drupal's configuration?
Hello,
Thanks for showing your playing. Very helpful for me.
I have followed your example and set up an .swf - compiled out of eclipse/fdt - to bring in data from a drupal 6 instance on localhost. But - the only way I could get sufficient permissions was by opening up the crossdomain policy to:
allow-access-from domain="*" ( with xml carats, obviously)
- which may be ok whilst on localhost, but would be a disaster out on the web.
Any other setting and I was denied. Told I had insufficient policy permissions.
I wonder if you could enlighten me about the crossdomain aspect of things... Is the need for a wildcard just because I'm on localhost right now? Is it anything to do with Drupal's configuration?