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1. Re: Flash Movie Security?
Frank_Elley Sep 18, 2007 1:35 PM (in response to tweaked_eye)One quick thing to try: make sure the IIS server has a mime type set for .swf files. If you're playing Flash video, make sure they're is a mime type set for .flv as well.
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2. Re: Flash Movie Security?
Newsgroup_User Sep 18, 2007 1:37 PM (in response to tweaked_eye)also - make sure you are uploading the JS file that gets auto-published with flash.
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tweaked_eye wrote:
> I am stumped....I am trying to play a basic FLASH movie on a clients
> website.....their hosting is more advanced than the rest of my
> client/hosting plans.....I can play this movie on any of my other sites but
> this particular hosting plan I cannot...so, I assumed there is some sort of
> security setting as I subbed out to a guy for a PHP/membership
> database/login feature.
>
> So, originally, I just added the code on the page where I wanted it to no
> avail...then, I created a sub-folder called flash and changed the
> permissions to 777. Still nothing with all the standalone files.
>
> My other sites are Linux and this one is a Windows server.
>
> What is going on?
>
> TIA!
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3. Re: Flash Movie Security?
tweaked_eye Sep 18, 2007 3:00 PM (in response to tweaked_eye)Thanks gentlemen...Yes, I did upload the AC_RunActiveContent.js file....have no idea about the MIME....Interland (web.com) is the host and their knowledge base says they authorize all types of files. -
4. Re: Flash Movie Security?
tweaked_eye Sep 18, 2007 3:04 PM (in response to Frank_Elley)quote:
Originally posted by: Frank_Elley
One quick thing to try: make sure the IIS server has a mime type set for .swf files. If you're playing Flash video, make sure they're is a mime type set for .flv as well.
YOU nailed it Frank...I logged in and found the FLV was not listed...THANKS A MILLION!

