First question: The Flash file cannot be played after it is placed on an ASP page.
Workaround: Open the page with the browser-"F12, select Network, such as:
Then refresh the page, such as:
Click on the left state is 404 file,
You can find that the external resource XML file path of the Flash file call is incorrect.
Then put the XML file in the appropriate directory to be able to. I put it in the root directory to solve the problem.
The second problem: Enter the domain name in the address bar (no prefix such as abc.com), the site page Flash file does not play, the address bar input www.abc.com. The flash file of the website page plays normally.
In the same way as above, it is found that abc.com is not the XML file when requesting an XML file. Instead, www.abc.com can request the XML file from below the other address.
Workaround: Open the XML file that www.abc.com requested from the other address, copy it to your machine, and save it as an XML file of the same name, and put it in the directory of the abc.com request. Problem solving.
The third problem: The Flash file above the webpage does not play in Firefox browser.
First check if Firefox installed Flash player, how to check (in Firefox browser watch online video, can play normally, installed. Cannot play will prompt installation! )
Second: The Flash file request address should be written in the Web page:/abc.swf?bcastr_xml_url=abc.xml (where Abc.xml is the external XML file requested by abc.swf). If the Flash file does not call an external resource, write the file name directly (/abc.swf).
These are the issues that are encountered with the external XML file called by the Flash file. Doesn't mean all, it's just a solution to the problem I have.