[php/flash] How do you get rid of the warning message?

[swcAndrew]

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!

[tomsamson]

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.

[VENGEANCE MX]

Perhaps you could try using 'GET' instead of 'POST'? I dunno.

[tomsamson]

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.

[swcAndrew]

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.

[Son of Bryce]

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.

[Define_Robert]

Yes, flash can only connect local, (or sub-url)

[swcAndrew]

Son of Bryce: Your method seemed to work thank you.

p.s. No, I am not using Nortan. I am using Zone Alarm.