It’s been many a times, when my SWF doesnot run properly, and then after many tries, i just remember to
right click the swf ==> ( A dialog box “Flash Player Settings Manager” opens up ) ==> Advanced Tab ==> Trusted Loction Settings ( Here i set the file ,or the folder it resides in)
And hurrah! everything runs.
I wanna understand now, what is the magic here ?
1) What role does the trusted location settings play here.
2) This is only required by particular category of applications. ( As i believe not all SWFs are dependent upon it ) . What is this category. Why not other SWF apps need to be specified in trusted location settings ?
Thanks
V.
It’s for loading files from the file system. A SWF isn’t allowed to do it by default, but most IDEs handle that for you (i.e. write the policy files when you launch a SWF from them), so you don’t see that much, unless you move the SWF outside the place it was originally compiled.