Cross domain help

[Doush.]

Hey all, having a few problems with calling a php script on another domain from a flash file on a different domain. Here's the scenario.

I have a domain that doesn't support PHP (yeah tell me about it) and on this domain I have a flash file which has a contact form. The code for the form is as follows.

So on the fla on site1.com I have this,

message = new LoadVars();
messageSent = new LoadVars();

messageSent.onLoad = function() {
    
    trace(this.sent);
    
    if(this.sent == "OK") {
        name_txt.text = '';
        email_txt.text = '';
        subject_txt.text = '';
        message_txt.text = "Message sent";
    }else{
        name_txt.text = '';
        email_txt.text = '';
        subject_txt.text = '';
        message_txt.text = this.reason;
    }
}

bu_send.onRelease = function() {
    
    msgError = false;
    
    if(name_txt.text == '' || name_txt.text == "Please enter a name") {
        
        name_txt.text = "Please enter a name";
        msgError = true;
        
    }
    
    if(email_txt.text == '' || email_txt.text == "Please enter an email") {
        
        email_txt.text = "Please enter an email";
        msgError = true;
        
    }
    
    if(subject_txt.text == '' || subject_txt.text == "Please enter a subject") {
        
        subject_txt.text = "Please enter a subject";
        msgError = true;
        
    }
    
    if(message_txt.text == '' || message_txt.text == "Please enter a message") {
        
        message_txt.text = "Please enter a message";
        msgError = true;
        
    }
    
    
    if(msgError == false) {
        
        message.name = name_txt.text;
        message.email = email_txt.text;
        message.subject = subject_txt.text;
        message.msg = message_txt.text;
        
        message.sendAndLoad("http://site2.com.au/mailer.php"+ new Date().getTime(), messageSent);
        
    }
} 

Now its calling the mailer.php script from site2.com which the code is like this

<?php

    $to = "admin@site1.com.au";
    
    $name = $_POST['name'];
    $email = $_POST['email'];
    $subject = $_POST['subject'];
    $message = "Name: ".$name."\n\n";
    $message .= "Email: ".$email."\n\n";
    $message .= "Message ".$_POST['msg'];
    $subject = $_POST['subject'];
    $header = "From: Site 1 - ".$name."<emailer@site1.com>\n";
    
    $OK = mail($to,$subject,$message,$header);
    
    if($OK) {
        echo 'sent=OK';
    }else{
        echo 'sent=failed&reason='.urlencode('There seems to be a problem with the server. Please try later.');
    }

?>

Now when this is all running off the one domain It sends fine but because PHP isn't enabled I'm trying to run the script off another site. I was pretty sure you can do this. But its proving pretty hard. I even opened up for all sites using a cross domain script but, All i get returned is undefined and in flash it says error opening url.

I tried several different cross domain polities, the one I have up at the moment is,

<cross-domain-policy> 
    <allow-access-from domain="*"/>
</cross-domain-policy>

Anyone have a clue how to do this or a better way to do it would be great.

Thanks in advance

[Sw!tch]

Hmm, that all looks okay assuming the crossdomain file is on the same server as the PHP?

Just looking at the AS you have there

message.sendAndLoad("http://site2.com.au/mailer.php"+ new Date().getTime(), messageSent);

It probably won't like the date being appended right after the php without a ? separating it... eg

message.sendAndLoad("http://site2.com.au/mailer.php?"+ new Date().getTime(), messageSent);

[Doush.]

Haha stupid me, that was it. Thanks heaps. I'm almost bald from pulling my hair out.