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Using crossdomain.xml

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  bobocel
  on 7/4/10
  If you plan to load the content of your site from different servers, you might want to use a crossdomain file, such as the one we wrote about in this article:
  
  http://www.flabell.com/blog/1337/using...
  
  If you have any questions, please post them in the comments below.

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• 
  deliprofesor
  on 23/4/10
  Hi, my e-trade hosting is not giving permission to root. Because of this I need to show another part of host (like http://www.mobilyakeyfi.com/images/tem...) for crossdomain in flash project file. Is it possible?

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• 
  deliprofesor
  on 23/4/10
  By the way i'm using this slide: http://www.flabell.com/flash/XML-Image...

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• 
  bobocel
  on 27/4/10
  I am not sure. Can you send more info at support?

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• 
  DarioPower
  on 22/5/10
  Hi, I'm Using flash mp3 player, and I have songs in another server.
  I tried to put the file crossdomain.xml in the root folder where I have the player, but I do not upload songs anyway, the file mp3_player.xml I put this code:
  
  

                  
  <song name="Name1" duration="30 : 14" buy="false" download="false" >http://www.mysite.com/song/13_mysong.mp3</song>
  
                  

  
  
  regards

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• macnoel01
  on 29/7/10

  Hello,
  
  I have the same problem. Can you tell me if you received a solution and what it is? Thank you.
• marius.donea
  on 30/7/10

  Hi,
  This link might help. http://www.flabell.com/blog/1337/using...
• macnoel01
  on 30/7/10

  I don't think I would need crossdomain, because my mp3 files are on the same server, but not in the folder songs. Under the root of my server are several folders. In one folder I have all your mediaplayer files. In another folder under the root I have all the mp3s (in a lot of subfolders). I don't want to move them all to songs. Can I use a full URL to these songs, for example like this:
  
  http://www.mysite.com/scores/zebg-12/z...<;/song>
  
• marius.donea
  on 2/8/10

  Hi,
  Yes you can add the absolute path for a song.
• macnoel01
  on 2/8/10

  The problem is dat these lines of code don't work. What is the exact code to use then?
  
  
  

                  <song name="Cruisin'[zecp-35]" duration="1 : 53" buy="false" download="false" >http://dmpscores.serveftp.net/scores/dmpaudio/zecp-35/zecp-35.mp3<;/song>
                  

  
  
• macnoel01
  on 2/8/10

  These lines of code don't work either:
  
  

                  <song name="Cruisin' [zecp-35 | mars | 2e div.]" duration="1 : 53" buy="false" download="false" buyLink="" downloadSource="">http://dmpscores.serveftp.net/scores/dmpaudio/zecp-35/zecp-35.mp3</song>
                  
• marius.donea
  on 4/8/10

  Hi,
  Can you post a link to the player? Thanks
• 
  bobocel
  on 27/5/10
  Please contact us at support with a link.

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• 
  MrHyde
  on 27/5/10
  Sorry about the newbie question here but all flash that i try to embed in my html page end with the "Get Adobe Flash Player" notice, even when I have the most recent flash player installed.
  I know this is a dumb question for you guys but any help will take me out of my misery.
  Thnx

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• 
  bobocel
  on 28/5/10
  Please make sure you copy all the files in the deploy folder, including the js folder.

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