[auditSize and relative paths]

great, thanks a lot for the response. I had it working with absolut urls's/swf in the same folder but that was unfortunately not an option. the base attribute will definitely be useful though. I'll replace that .swc thanks!

[auditSize and relative paths]

How can I say no, its amazing how you reply to every single question in your forum! Keep it up!

I made my example as simple as possible, I hope it will be clear to you. find an online version

(not working to show the error) here:

 

http://thomasragger.com/greensockDemo/

 

and a zip containing all the source here

 

[REMOVED - contained members-only code]

 

I also attached a screenshot of Charles running while I try to run the example.

 

thanks, Thomas

 

EDIT: In case you already downloaded it, please do it again, just realised some javascript files were not in there.

[auditSize and relative paths]

I, I just wanted to mention a small bug I encountered by using the VideoLoader in combination with flashvars.

The HTML, swf, and videos all were in different folders, the videoURLs were handed over to the swf via flashvars

as relative paths.

 

so the folderstructure was

 

index.html

videos/video.f4v

swf/player.swf

 

on flashvars I gave it the url

 

"videos/video.f4v"

 

what it tried to call was then first

 

videos/video.f4v?gsCacheBusterID=1294836045486&purpose=audit

 

but for the second time it suddenly looked inside the swf folder:

 

swf/videos/video.f4v

 

so now I removed auditSize and changed the relative path to:

 

"../videos/video.f4v"

 

and everything seems to work.

 

what would cause such an error?