flash data integration:
Try blowing yoru cache, then refreshing the page, you should see your new
xml results. It's not flash caching, it's your browser. Because of the
strange way the xml file is requested, it's not automatically updated.
You need to use a random variable to call your xml file. For example, the
below code is what I have to input a random variable into my xml file
request
//Create a unique variable
varUnique=new Date().getTime() //will always be unique
// Activate the XML object
headlineXML = new XML();
//Load xml
headlineXML.onLoad = myLoad;
//Associate unique variable with xml/php file request name to fool brosers
headlineXML.load("common/news.php?varUnique="+varUnique);
HTH,
Jon Parkhurst
PriivaWeb
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>I have a Flash movie wich displays information from some xml files.
>Whenever I
> upload changes in the xml files, it is not displayed in the Flash movie,
> even
> if I force the refresh of the page the old content is still displayed. The
> only
> way I could display the new content in Explorer is by displaying the
> content of
> the xml file in the browser and forcing the refresh of the file.
>
> Does someone have an answer?
>
>