My flash document loads audio via an external php document
with mp3 and no-store headers.
Firefox is displaying the location of the file being loaded
in it's ''Memory cache device'' listings.
I'd like to keep the url from being accessible.
Is there a workaround? An actionscript method? Anything?
My actionscript:
mySound = new Sound();
mySound.loadSound(''audio.php?track='' + track +
''%26amp;bandwidth='' + bandwidth, true);
mySound.start();
mySound.onSoundComplete = function()
{javascript(''GetUpdate();'');};
audio = ''on'';
lower_nav.audio.slash._visible = true;
Thanks in advance.Hide Import URL
I don't believe there's anything you can do in flash to
change this. If data is cached by a browser in spite of attempts to
prevent that, then its really the browser that's doing that, not
flash.
Apart from making it as obscure as possible I don't think
there's much that can be done there, although I'm no expert.
If its vital then perhaps you might want to investigate a
streaming server implementation. Flash mediaserver or red5
etc.Hide Import URL
I'd like to make it obscure by using encodeURIComponent but
can't seem to get it to return anything but ''undefined''.
Is there a basic method for this with actionscript?
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