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Hey, does anyone know how to post variables to PHP file without getting a "Warning Flash Player trying to access interent" message? I have made a hit counter on my site but the method I use displays that message everytime it is played and I don't want that appearing on my site. Any help is appreciated. Thanks! :)
that´s not an issue of the flash player but instead of your firewall i´d say.
you probably have windows xs sp2 installed,so,sorry,for you,best thing you can get is changing the options of that pseudo firewall.
Perhaps you could try using 'GET' instead of 'POST'? I dunno.
that´s not an issue of the flash player but instead of your firewall i´d say.
you probably have windows xs sp2 installed,so,sorry,for you,best thing you can get is changing the options of that firewall.
Tom: Its not my firewall thats displaying the message because it only displays it when its not on the interent. When I am testing it in the player I don't see the message just my firewall pops up.
Vengence: I am currently using "GET", so thats not the problem.
I know there is a way to do it, because some highscore systems don't trigger the message, I just want to know some people who have created highscore systems and there methods for posting variables on the web.
Is the PHP script on the same server as the flash file? The only warning message I can think of is when you try to access files on another server than the Flash movie. If that's the case, I guess switching the URL to a relative path instead of including HTTP would solve it.
Yes, flash can only connect local, (or sub-url)
Son of Bryce: Your method seemed to work thank you.
p.s. No, I am not using Nortan. I am using Zone Alarm.