That old chestnut: *** Security Sandbox Violation *** clogging the debug trace

[Gaius_Coffey]

Hi,

I am attempting to debug a project for Flash Mobile and getting very irritated by *** Security Sandbox Violation *** warnings whenever I move, touch or interact with the application in any way whatsoever. These typically fire two or three _PAGES_ of warnings for a simple drag operation... Because there are so many of these warnings, the debug trace is effectively redundant and useless unless I actively insert a manual break point immediately after the traces I want to view - fine for a comms operation, not so useful when attempting to debug coordinates for a drag operation.

The cause, obviously, is that I have loaded external content for display in a SWFLoader component...

Because I am in AIR for mobile, I cannot access Security to allow the domain and crossdomain from the content provider is ignored or not loaded.

I have found a number of references to this ranging from very recent to several years ago, such as this one which indicates a) the trace is a bug and b) something was being done about it: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/576999

I cannot find any reference to a fix ever being implemented and the trace issue is driving me nuts.

Please, please, please can somebody direct me to a workaround to hide this? I've tried all kinds of disabling for mouse events, keyboard events, mouse children etc.

Thanks,

Overwhelmed-in-the-traces of Dublin

[Gaius_Coffey]

Is it bad form to bump?

G