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[Kristina Anderson]

I don't think you can do any of that sort of thing with IE...what a 
piece of sh%t it truly is.  Is there any Windows software that can 
give me this functionality?



> > allowScriptAccess is set to "sameDomain" but the name of any script
> > calling the database is not immediately apparent from the page 
code...?
> 
> Do you use firebug?  You need to open the page, and look through the
> list of downloaded files (firebug is the way I do it, it is built in
> in Safari, and I don't have a clue for IE).  From there you probably
> guess at which request is providing the data.  To do this with
> firebug, just open it, and click on the "Net" tab.  It will show you 
a
> list of every thing that was downloaded to render the page.  You can
> even inspect the contents of each request.
> 
> If you want, just post a link and I'll let you know what scripts the
> flash is accessing, what they return, and why there is an error.
> 
> Regards,
> John Campbell
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Kristina D. H. Anderson
Senior Application Developer/Consultant
"Building a Better Tomorrow, One Line of Code at a Time"
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