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Subject: Re: FLASH: Pass a token through Flash 4
From: Mike Yrabedra
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 1999 22:50:19 +0100

> Are you describing a situation where a Mac server will never reply to a
> post request? or is it a particular Mac browser issue? Is it that the
> message is never received by the server? or is it that the message is
> received well, but the reply confirmation does not proceed as expected? And
> I assume you're testing this with full http: addresses, because some Mac
> browsers do have difficulty with some content and file: addresses. (Hmm,
> and with your emphasis on Mac, should I assume that you implemented the
> same movie normally on Windows, or is "Mac" merely an incidental rather
> than necessary detail here?)
>
> Is any of the above close to what you're seeing there? Is there something
> others should do to be able to see the problem too?

No, when sending variables using *any* Mac browser (to my Mac server) POST
never works. In fact, try and "load" variables from a local text file with
the post option checked and it doesn't work then either. If you do the same
thing with GET, then the text file loads. I realize that the variables sent
to a text file will not do anything, but this shows my point. I have had
scattered conversations with MM tech support and they confirmed this. They
said they would file a report with the developers to see what was up.

I have checked the server logs and they do not even register an attempt.

The URLs are correct *full* paths

My site is Mac specific, PC users aren't a consideration.

>
> PS:
>> What I mean is, if you set up an "If" loop
>> based on the results sent back, then it will forever loop.
>
> hmmm, from this I might almost guess that you might be in an actionscript
> loop, which will definitely tend to hold you back from doing anything else
> on the computer. Just on pure techy intuition, you're not staying tight
> within a single script until the return arrives, right? you're actually
> using some type of asynchronous scripting instead, aren't you...?

Here is what I have going on:

If (confirm eq "yes")
Comment: Success
Go to and Stop ("ok")
Else If (confirm eq "no")
Comment: Failure
Set Variable: "confirm" = ""
Go to and Play ("retry")
End If

This is the first frame of a 2 frame loop. It continually goes back to check
the variables. It is based on the form sample in the "Sample Pages" folder.


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