have u compared this

   if (pageDomain!=www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf) {

if yes then use this

   if (pageDomain!='www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf') {


I would suggest tracing out the value of pageDomain before your if statement to make sure it's what you think it is

I have worked this out in my head so excuse any mistakes

as you can see from my comments I think pageDomain will be something like somedomain.com and you are comparing it to "www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf"

// assume url = http://www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf 
 
 
function pageDomainCheckInit(event:Event):void {
          var url:String = stage.loaderInfo.url;
          // url = http://www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf
                      
          var urlBeginninng:Number = url.indexOf("://") + 3;
          var urlTermination:Number=url.indexOf("/",urlBeginninng);
          var pageDomain:String = url.substring(urlBeginninng, urlTermination);
          // pageDomain = www.somedomain.com
                      
          var LastDot:Number=pageDomain.lastIndexOf(".")-1;
          var CharacterAfterDomain:Number = pageDomain.lastIndexOf(".", LastDot) + 1;
          pageDomain = pageDomain.substring(CharacterAfterDomain, pageDomain.length);
          // pageDomain = somedomain.com
 
 
          if (pageDomain!="www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf") {
                    warning_txt.text=This file is running on the wrong pageDomain. Content Access Restricted!;
                    closeBoxTop.visible = true;
          } else {
                    warning_txt.text=Yes Player Visible;
                    closeBoxTop.visible = false;
          }
          stage.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, pageDomainCheckInit);
}
  
stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, pageDomainCheckInit);
 

then you need to change this code to extract the exact domain you want

          var url:String = stage.loaderInfo.url;
          var urlBeginninng:Number = url.indexOf("://") + 3;
          var urlTermination:Number=url.indexOf("/",urlBeginninng);
          var pageDomain:String = url.substring(urlBeginninng, urlTermination);
                     
          var LastDot:Number=pageDomain.lastIndexOf(".")-1;
          var CharacterAfterDomain:Number = pageDomain.lastIndexOf(".", LastDot) + 1;
          pageDomain = pageDomain.substring(CharacterAfterDomain, pageDomain.length);

e.g. if you want to accept only "www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf"

then simply use something like

function pageDomainCheckInit(event:Event):void {
          var url:String=stage.loaderInfo.url;
 
          if (url != "www.somedomain.com/test/index.swf") {
                    warning_txt.text="This file is running on the wrong pageDomain. Content Access Restricted!";
                    closeBoxTop.visible = true;
          } else {
                    warning_txt.text="Yes Player Visible";
                    closeBoxTop.visible = false;
          }
          stage.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, pageDomainCheckInit);
}

different modifications will be needed if you want

only "www.somedomain.com/test/"

or "www.somedomain.com/"

what do you mean validate http?

you want to test against www.prasaar.com/dev/trials/vss/index.swf rather than http://www.prasaar.com/dev/trials/vss/index.swf?

play around with the string manipulation and trace out the final pageDomain until it's in the format you want

use something like this:

function pageDomainCheckInit(event:Event):void {
          var url:String = stage.loaderInfo.url;
                      
          var urlBeginninng:Number = url.indexOf("://") + 3;
          var pageDomain:String = url.substring(urlBeginninng);
 
          if (pageDomain!="www.prasaar.com/dev/trials/vss/index.swf") {
                    warning_txt.text=This file is running on the wrong pageDomain. Content Access Restricted!;
                    closeBoxTop.visible = true;
          } else {
                    warning_txt.text=Yes Player Visible;
                    closeBoxTop.visible = false;
          }
          stage.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, pageDomainCheckInit);
}

Hi,

there is no real way to find out the html page. You might use externalinterface to talk to the page from the movie.

Now, what actually do you want to achieve by not allowing visitors to view the swf without its surroundings?