Restrict the playback of flash in the specified domain name/URL (flash anti-leech)

Restrict flash playback (flash anti-leech) on the specified domain name/website. [Collection correction]

This method was found during the test today, limiting the playback of flash in the specified domain name. Maybe this method is a little old, but it still has some effect to prevent the attack. I tried to force the task to end. Url = "http://www.zhugao.cn "; /* The following judges the first 20 characters of the URL (the number of characters is modified based on your url). If it is different from the URL, the playback fails. Note: SwF can be placed in any directory, as long as the first 20 characters of the URL are correct. */ If (_ URL. substring (0, 20) <> URL ){ Gotoandstop (2 ); /* Here, you can do something, for example, set "Local playback Security" in the release settings to "only access the network", and then create numerous pop-up windows here. Onenterframe = function (){ Geturl ("http://www.zhugao.cn", "_ blank "); } */ } Else { Gotoandplay (3); // jump to normal playback } For ease of reading, the following are not annotatedCode: Url = "http://www.zhugao.cn "; If (_ URL. substring (0, 20) <> URL ){ Gotoandstop (2 ); } Else { Gotoandplay (3 ); } To allow multiple domain names, write as follows: Url = "http://www.zhugao.cn "; Url2 = "http://zhugao.cn "; If (_ URL. substring (0, 20) = URL) | (_ URL. substring (0, 16) = url2 )){ Gotoandplay (3 ); } Else { Gotoandstop (2 ); } Note: Tips for exporting data during design using this method: Use IE to open the specified target URL first to avoid frequent pop-up windows during export. If it is invalid, set the default browser to IE and close the player window during export to continue editing. Note, flash software may be forcibly terminated due to an error. Please save the document before exporting. Remember!