Fixed Flash error when serving flashmediaelement.swf through HTTPS to an insecure host #897
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… HTTPS to an Insecure host.
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Fixed Flash error when serving flashmediaelement.swf through HTTPS to an insecure host
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Fixed Flash error when serving flashmediaelement.swf through HTTPS to an insecure host
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Fixed Flash error when serving flashmediaelement.swf through HTTPS to an insecure host
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For a SWF to work when served through HTTPS to a host accessed through HTTP, the directive: Security.allowInsecureDomain('*'); must be added to the SWF.
It is similar to Security.allowDomain("*"); that was already present in the constructor, I just added the new one right after it.