bitmapData.draw (SecurityError): security sandbox violation

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• SecurityError: Error #2123: security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw:

  Hello

  I develop a swf in Flash Builder 4.7 to run in the FlashPlayer_sa.exe (11.5). Inside this application, I load another swf in the same folder and inside of it, I load a video from a subfolder.

  To have an effect of paging on my content, I use a copy of the bitmap of the original content. When I have my videos attatched I can do my copy bitmap (copypixels) of the content item and video inside. Now, the "funny" is when I put the video on null stream I get this violation sandboy error:

  SecurityError: Error #2123: security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw: file:///P:/_projekte/...

  I also add my project folder to the trusted locations in settings global flah. It seems that the verification of the securety has a problem with a stream of the null value and acts like it is from a different domain. A way around this?

  Flash is probably looking for a null file.

  What is the full error message.

• Security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw (video)

  Background:
  Video files on the amazon S3 service.
  Each compartment of S3 (file/URL) that contains videos also have a crossdomain.xml policy file.
  My main server running MySQL dB and data-services that communicate with the Flash/Flex client and are deployed on another host/server environment.
  
  The SWF also used this "area" (where are deployed Data-Services and Db).
  
  The application is generally a variety of virtual editing and manipulation of video and multimedia content on media projects.
  
  Now to a module, I take a BitImage of the videos using BitmapData.draw () snapshots using the video (flash.media.Video instance) as the source for the draw randomly.
  
  Everything is fine when I'm currently running/debugging locally (for example, the SWF file was made in the Flex builder environment) However, when I make I get an error "security sandbox Violation".
  The individual:
  > > > > > > >
  SecurityError: Error #2122: security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw: URL http:// < host > AppWrapper.swf cannot access the url http:// < amazon S3 > / < name of the video file > .flv. A policy file is required, but the checkPolicyFile flag was not established when this media was loaded.
  at flash.display::BitmapData/draw()
  at as_classes::FlxVideo/takeSnapshot()
  at components.popups::NewFootagePopup/takeImage()
  at components.popups::NewFootagePopup/__imageButton_click()
  < < < < < <
  Reading and Googling autour, I understand that I must create a LoaderContext, set his loaderContext.checkPolicyFile = true; and attach it to the Loader object that is responsible for the video.
  However, I can find no relevant objects that I can associate it with for example:
  
  flash.media.Video isn't a loader object
  Netsream (flash.net.NetStream) that only the 'game' is not a nor the flash.net.NetConnection object and which is also involved.
  
  I tried various other related security setting as the allowDomain (.) and others but nothing is.
  
  Thank you anyone with ideas/tips/pointers
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Yoav
  
  

  Problem solved. (bad me)
  NetStream class a checkPolicyFile property!
  The value is false, and all is well!
  (the docs specifically states:)
  Set this property to true when you load a video file from outside the domain of the calling SWF file, and you use the BitmapData.Draw (pixel) method - access the video on. If you call BitmapData.draw () without setting the checkPolicyFile property to true at loading time, you may get a SecurityError exception because the required policy file has not been downloaded.)

• SecurityError: Error #2060: security sandbox violation...

  I think I have a lot of mistakes arise. Basically any site I go on containing the flash I get this error ' SecurityError: Error #2060: security sandbox violation... "but I have had others as well... I have firefox 3, mac osx 10.5.6 ideas how I can stop this?

  So I just solved this problem on my computer. It was very awkward and I started 3 of these errors arise every 30 seconds to 2 minutes.

  I found that it was a result of commercials playing on my AOL Instant Messenger buddy list.

  Downloaded a free software called adfender and 2060 errors have stopped.

  If you use programs such as AIM or Yahoo mail or any other applications or windows that can play ads (even on a site of news if it has ads)

  This is what is causing these errors is displayed.

  Adfender was an instant fix.

  This device or any other ad blocker (stand-alone program, not only an extension for your browser) should do the trick.

  Hope this helps, good luck!

• How can I stop the error code "security sandbox Violation".

  SecurityError: Error #2060: security sandbox violation: ExternalInterface calling https://z.moatads.com/swf/MessageSenderV2.swf cannot access https://static.skypeassets.com/adserver/AdLoader.html?version=1.66.9.
  at flash.external::ExternalInterface$/_initJS()
  at flash.external::ExternalInterface$/call()
  at MessageSenderV2_fla::MainTimeline/frame1()

  [The update by the moderator topic title should be more descriptive. [Original topic title was: 'How to stop this error code?']

  Download this update.
  
  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/3089023

• Error #2048: Security sandbox Violation

  I worked on it for almost 2 days now, solid with no luck.  Depletion of each article and the suggestion that I ran across, then I hope that the community can help!  In my quest for an answer to this, I hope he can serve a dual purpose and become useful information for other developers is going in this direction.  For some, you can see the contents and figure TL; DR, but I'm hoping to answer any question that might otherwise span multiple messages.

  The goal is to use a socket "binary" for communication between a Flash application and a custom socket server I'm working.  I soon discovered that you must have a file "crossdomain.xml" to the Flash Application communicate via sockets.

  I develop on Windows 7 64 bits, using Flash Professional CS6, Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and hosting under IIS.

  Eventually I plan on hosting the Application Flash crossdomain.xml on a remote server, but in order to develop what I wanted to try and keep everything on a single development computer.

  My political module Socket server receives the request for the Flash Application and returns the correct answer.

  Incoming packets using Debug-> Debug Movie--> in Flash Professional:

  GET HTTP/1.1 crossdomain.xml

  Accept: text/xml, application/xml, application/xhtml + xml, text/html; q = 0.9, text/plain; q = 0.8, text/css, image/png, image/jpeg, image/gif; q = 0.8, application/x-shockwave-flash, video/mp4; q = 0.9, flv-application/octet-stream; q = 0.8, video/x-flv; q = 0.7, audio/mp4, application/futuresplash, * / *; q = 0.5

  x-flash-version: 11,2,202,228

  User-Agent: Shockwave Flash

  Host: 127.0.0.1:843

  Incoming packets by using control-> test movie-> in the browser:

  Bag #1

  < policy-file-request / >

  Bag #2

  GET HTTP/1.1 crossdomain.xml

  Host: localhost:843

  Connection: keep-alive

  User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537,1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/537,1 of Chrome/21.0.1180.89

  Accept: * / *.

  Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, sdch

  Accept-Language: en-US, en; q = 0.8

  Accept-Charset: ISO-8859-1, utf-8; q = 0.7, *; q = 0.3

  
  

  The response that is returned:

  <? XML version = "1.0"? >

  <! DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd" > ""

  < cross-domain-policy >

  < allow-access-from ports = "" * "domain =" * "/ >"

  < / cross-domain-policy >

  At first I wasn't sure if it worked, until I pulled a copy of a violin and looked at the packages being requested and returned.  Initially I had more entries, but as I read more the crossdomain.xml I discovered all the inputs excluded would be lacking at current values so I started to take them off to test crossdomain.xml configurations, that I've run across.

  Return all the XML content through the socket connection did not work, I found out later that I had to create a HTTP header and then add the XML content.

  I was able to confirm the Application Flash Professional CS6 received the crossdomain.xml when I was running the Application in Debug Mode (debug->-> Debug Movie in Flash Professional) and the generated output the following warning:

  Warning: 127.0.0.1 domain does not specify a meta-policy.  'Master only' default meta-policy for the application.  This configuration is deprecated.  See http://www.adobe.com/go/strict_policy_files to solve this problem.

  I know that this is easily fixed by simply using a file as crossdomain.xml:

  <? XML version = "1.0"? >

  < ! DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd" > ""

  < cross-domain-policy >

  < site permitted-cross-domain-policies of control = "master only" / >

  < allow-access-from ports = "" * "domain =" * "/ >"

  < / cross-domain-policy >

  Source ActionScript code:

  private void EstablishConnection(): void {}

  var sock: Socket;

  Security.allowDomain("*");

  Security.loadPolicyFile ("http://127.0.0.1:843 / crossdomain.xml" "");

  socks = new Socket();

  sock.addEventListener (Event.CLOSE, closeHandler);

  sock.addEventListener (Event.CONNECT, connectHandler);

  sock.addEventListener (IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, ioErrorHandler);

  sock.addEventListener (SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, securityErrorHandler);

  sock.addEventListener (ProgressEvent.SOCKET_DATA, socketDataHandler);

  sock.connect ("http://127.0.0.1", 8080 ");

  }

  private void closeHandler(event:Event):void {}

  trace ("closeHandler:" + event);

  }

  private void connectHandler(event:Event):void {}

  trace ("connectHandler:" + event);

  }

  private void ioErrorHandler(event:IOErrorEvent):void {}

  trace ("ioErrorHandler:" + event);

  }

  private void securityErrorHandler(event:SecurityErrorEvent):void {}

  trace ("securityErrorHandler:" + event);

  }

  private void socketDataHandler(event:ProgressEvent):void {}

  trace ("socketDataHandler:" + event);

  }

  When I run the Flash Application in debug mode, the following content is displayed in the output window:

  ioErrorHandler: [IOErrorEvent type = "ioError" bubbles = false cancelable = false eventPhase = 2 text = "error #2031: error Socket."] ["URL: http://127.0.0.1"]

  Warning: 127.0.0.1 domain does not specify a meta-policy.  'Master only' default meta-policy for the application.  This configuration is deprecated.  See http://www.adobe.com/go/strict_policy_files to solve this problem.

  securityErrorHandler: [SecurityErrorEvent type = "securityError" bubbles = false cancelable = false eventPhase = 2 text = "" error #2048: security sandbox violation: file:///C|/Source/FlashCS6/AS101.swf cannot load data from http://127.0.0.1:8080. ""]

  [UnloadSWF] C:\Source\FlashCS6\AS101.swf

  Debug the session is over.

  The "ioErrorHandler" is almost instantaneous on the output, while the "securityErrorHandler" takes maybe 10 to 15 seconds before it takes place.  I understand that this is due to the asynchronous nature of the Flash engine.

  When I'm not in the code in the debugger, I noticed that the request to load the policy file does not run as long as the Application is really trying to connect to the defined URL and port.  I think that might be the cause, but not sure.

  In an effort to make this work, I have:

  • Added the SWF and the project file to the global security settings
  • Publication parameters changed in the 'network access only '.
  • added " " http://127.0.0.1 "for Global security settings "
  • Under publication settings, enabled "permit debugging".
  • Adding the inbound and outbound rules in the firewall of Windows 7 to TCP 8080
  • Tried several configurations of crossdomain.xml
  • Check the rules of the "mms.cfg" to ensure that there is no blockage
  • Characteristics of record created and activated in 'mm.cfg', but the log files generated nothing more than what already appeared in Flash Pro CS6 exit window
  • '127.0.0.1' changed 'localhost', get the same results

  On the note of global security settings, I discovered that there are 2 separate places.

  • If you press 'Ctrl + Enter' and right-click your Flash application, "global security settings" here a dialog box of windows with the options that you can configure
  • There is another which is located at the following ADDRESS

  http://www.Macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager04.htm l #117502

  Do you need to put them both?  I did, in order to solve this.  I guess one comes into play on your local workstation and the other is based on the web only.

  I ran across some references to the Type of sandbox, which could cause potential problems of this kind.  In the trace, until the socket connections are made, I traced the current Type of the Sandbox and it was "localTrusted".

  Another article talked about using your public IP address from your ISP, instead of localhost or 127.0.0.1, but it defeats the purpose of local development.

  I know that the socket communication works on the workstation local, based on 2 trials.  The first being the LoadPolicyFile is run on a socket request and the second being, I tested the Server Socket with a non - Flash Client App communication.

  I am now at a loss and stuck in the mud.  Any help appreciated, and I hope it sheds some light to others going down this same road.

  Thank you.

  Well, the system is not perfect, but it does not work once you lubricate all moving parts with the right oil. =)

  I started by using a sample of Microsoft for asynchronous Server Socket to create a Client and a server, confirming that the system has worked.

  Link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fx6588te.aspx

  To try to solve this problem, I discovered a policy + socket server written in java.  It's not pretty, but they have a warning on the page saying it is extremely poorly written, but it works.

  Link: http://efreedom.com/Question/1-2951030/AS3-Java-Socket-Connection-Live-Flash-Local-Java

  I had nothing to lose, so I created a restore point, installed the Java SDK and the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers.  Created a new project and hacked the sample to match the ports I used and hit 'Play', out of the Flash project and he displayed in a browser.  For the first time, I've witnessed events fire off to connect and close.  In shock now. Laughing out loud.

  After some trial and error with my server, I discovered what needed to change.  The first had to do with how being constituted "AddressFamily.  The order of the day was change the IP for IPEndPoint from a source of an AddressList object (see example of Microsoft) to "IPAddress.Any.  The last item was a bit strange, because the server did not seem to pick up all new connections until I set the listener with MaxConnections.

  Here is a screenshot of the final c# code where the changes have been made.

  IPHostEntry ipHostInfo = null;

  IPEndPoint localEndPoint = null;

  Try

  {

  ipHostInfo = Dns.GetHostEntry (Dns.GetHostName ());

  localEndPoint = new IPEndPoint (IPAddress.Any, _Port);

  _SocketListener = new Socket (localEndPoint.Address.AddressFamily, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.Tcp);

  _SocketListener.bind (localEndPoint);

  _SocketListener.listen ((int) SocketOptionName.MaxConnections);

  ...

  It seems relatively simple, but all it takes is 1 config parameter incorrectly and the sails of server at a different level than where the Flash works.

  I founded the NPS server off the coast of the same design.  What I don't understand, is despite the design original not to recognize the connections on the server of a Flash, Flash application policy still caught crossdomain profile that was sent back across port 843.  The content is only available in the engine (a local file does not exist) and I was able to validate this function changes on the crossdomain content sent through and re - compile and restart the server for testing, I did.

  Error #2048 resulted from the Socket server not accepting the connection or to be available for connections.  Once I set the policy server that I was always getting error #2048 until I corrected the Socket server connections.  Initially, I had put a HTTP header to the content of the packet sent with the cross-domain policy, but later I deleted and only send the XML contents now.

  The design I had in mind of all work now.  Multiple connections and communication in real time via sockets.  I have no need for video or audio streaming, data only.  I hope this info helps anyone else who may face the same challenges.

  See you soon!

• Security Sandbox Violation * only large photos?

  Error:

  Security Sandbox Violation

  Connection to http://server:82/media/user/00/00/02/77/98/User27798_132_198.jpg halted - not permitted from file:///C|/Users/admin/Desktop/tour5.swf

  I get that this error on very large photos, since the compilation in Player 10, I do not receive these error messages when posting to 9.

  It freezes my flash standalone player

  In IE, it will turn off completely.

  In Chrome, it closed just the entire flash drive.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Note This is actionscript 2, and I've never seen a before security sandbox error.  Only in AS3 I have.

  Flash 10 has more stringent security settings.

  and you should have no problem loading this image.  It's your bitmapdata code that triggers the security issue.

• Security Sandbox Violation * when you call a You Tube video

  Hello

  I get an error when I run my SWF says:

  Security Sandbox Violation

  SecurityDomain ' http://s.ytimg.com/YT/swfbin/apiplayer3-vflS6GT64.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///C|/Users/mww/web/crafty%20copy/10%2D11.swf' context

  My code is

  beginning of the code

  Security.allowDomain ("www.youtube.com");

  var my_playerbject;

  var my_loader:Loader = new Loader();

  my_loader.load (new URLRequest ("http://www.youtube.com/apiplayer?version=3"));

  my_loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (event. INIT, onLoaderInit);

  function onLoaderInit(e:Event):void {}

  movArticles.movArticle2.videoPlayerHolder.videoMov 2.addChild (my_loader);

  my_player = my_loader.content;

  my_player.addEventListener ("onReady", onPlayerReady);

  }

  function onPlayerReady(e:Event):void {}

  my_player. SetSize (640,360);

  my_player.cueVideoById("CtOj8kpLIlI",0);

  }

  end of the code

  Any help would be much apreciated, thanks

  Figured it out

  added

  Security.allowDomain ("s.ytimg.com");

• Security Sandbox Violation after upgrade

  I load a local XML data file via HTTPService. It worked fine in Flex 2 but after the upgrade to Flex 3, I get the following error:
  
  Security Sandbox Violation
  Connection to data / act1.xml interrupted - not allowed to file://localhost/.../bin-debug/EAL.swf
  [Error CPP faultString = "Error #2148: SWF file file://localhost/.../bin-debug/EAL.swf cannot access local resource data / act1.xml."] Only local FaultCode - with system files and confidence of local SWF files can access local resources. ["="InvokeFailed"faultDetail ="null"]
  
  Then is it someone please help me debug this?

  I put the following in my src directory crossdomain.xml file and it solved the problem on my local machine. I have not tried the online deployment yet.

  
  http://www.Adobe.com/XML/DTDs/cross-domain-policy.DTD">
  
  
  

• ' Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling can not access the stage belonged to.'

  I tried the application deployment and I get this error.
  
  faultCode:Client.CouldNotDecode faultString:' error #2070: security sandbox violation: appellant cannot access the stadium belonged to.' faultDetail: 'null '.
  
  Exasperated after putzing autour with FlashPlayer Trust, cross-domain policy files, changing settings of the wrapper, changing the settings of the compiler and installing the debug version of Flash Player without success, I then installed Flex Builder on my friend and transferred machine source code to see if the problem goes away if I do a clean rebuild and compile it.
  
  And guess what! I still get the same error!
  
  Any tips will be appreciated.
  
  Happy new year!
  flexjv

  Duh!
  People of my fault.
  Discovered that a program that feeds on my Flex application generated invalid XML.
  The trap of fault Manager I had in my Flex application (which was based on an example of code Flex btw) generated the misleading warning.

  Moral of the story - instead of just showing the event.fault.message in your error handler, remember to precede a specific error message.

  Flex is a wonderful tool! Debugging in an env declarative, asynchronous as Flex requires a new debugging strategies well and unlearn some programming habits, though.

• Violation of security sandbox while drawing video of CDN on BitmapData

  Hi all

  I get this:

  Error #2123: Security sandbox Violation: BitmapData.draw

  while I try to draw the image of a video from a server rtmp on a BitmapData object. The solutions I found all applicable to a SWF loaded from another domain. This implies to have the logic in this file. However, I don't see any possibility to place logic in the video and have little access to the video server (WOWZA), which there are several and I strangers to forehand because of the CDN load balancing nature.

  Anyone know of any work autour?

  Thanks in advance,

  Manno

  If you do not have access to the server and your CA is not willing to help - there is no work around for rtmp streams.

  SERVER-side must be set to Client.videoSampleAccess.

  Note that the ENTIRE display list that contains the video that streams an unauthorized asset with videoSampleAccess is not available for BitmapData.draw.

• BitmapData.draw security error

  I paint to MediaContainer bitmap:

  var mediaContainer:MediaContainer = new MediaContainer();

  bitmapData.draw (mediaContainer);

  It works, but when I switch the video, an error occurs:

  SecurityError: Error #2123: security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw

  cannot access unknown URL. Access granted to any policy files.

  Any ideas?

  Here you go:

  http://flashboard.info/files/DrawTest.FXP

  There ways HTTP and RTMP.

  I tried to launch of http:// and file:// - both work fine for me.

  Links within the app are to our production servers.

  Kind regards!

• [FIXED] Violation of the security sandbox in IE and Safari

  My web application is accessible via HTTP and HTTPS. I have the following in the file crossdomain.xml file root of my application:
  <? XML version = "1.0"? >
  < cross-domain-policy >
  < allow-access-from domain = "mydomain.com" safe = "false" / > "
  < allow-access-from domain = safe "*. mydomain.com" = "false" / >
  < / cross-domain-policy >
  
  One of my interactions involves submitting information via the SSL protocol. When I try this, IE and Safari flash players-show the following error:
  Security sandbox violation: http://mydomain.com/SharOn/swf/SharOn.swf cannot load data from https://mydomain.com/SharOn/seam/resource/amf. ["URL:"https://mydomain.com/SharOn/seam/resource/amf""]
  
  Why did the FlashDrive in my FF is happy and to IE and Safari won't play at the same time?
  
  -Raj

  It seems that I am answering my own questions today. Since I am still developing my web application, I use a self-signed for SSL certificate. Now I had "accepted" this cert in my FF but not IE and Safari. I wish that the Flash Player has a more detailed error message. It required a serious brain waves.

  -Raj

• Breach of security sandbox on Air file

  Hello

  I have a bunch of air called "test_sandBox'-> will be installed under"c:\program files\ ".

  This "test_sandBox" will load another swf to c:\test\samp.swf. test_sandBox I used to write another function in function. If I want to add something, I'll add the feature on samp.swf and I will udpate in c:\test\. So at any price ain't in the need to reinstall new air package. I'm not able to update the samp.swf on "c:\program files\" due to a security issue on windows 7. So I decided to update the samp.swf on c:\test\

  the "test_sandBox.fla" have the following code

  import flash.display.Loader;

  init();

  var _defaultLoader:Loader;

  function init()

  {_defaultLoader = new Loader();

  _defaultLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, onGameLoadComplete, false, 0, true);

  var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest("C:/digient_casino/samp.swf");

  _defaultLoader.load (urlRequest);

  }

  function onGameLoadComplete(e:Event)

  {

  mc.addChild (_defaultLoader.content);

  var mc1 = MovieClip (_defaultLoader.content);

  MC1.updatePath("",stage);

  }

  the samp.fla have the following code:

  import flash.events.Event;

  var stageObject:Object;

  function updatePath (path:String, sObj:Object)

  {

  stageObject = sObj;

  }

  mc.buttonMode = true;

  mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, fullScreen);

  function fullScreen(e:Event)

  {

  stageObject.displayState = StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN;

  stage.displayState = StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN;

  }

  Question:

  When I run the "test_sandBox'-> she loads the samp.swf and when I press the button fullscreen on the samp.swf it shows the following error

  Security Sandbox Violation

  SecurityDomain 'file:///C:/test/samp.swf' tried to access incompatible context ' app: / test_sandBox.swf.

  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling file:///C:/test/samp.swf cannot access stage owned by app: / test_sandBox.swf.

  to flash. display::Stage / get nativeWindow()

  to flash. display::Stage / set displayState()

  at samp_fla::MainTimeline/fullScreen()

  How to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Siva

  This article describes the problem you are experiencing:

  In short: change the line

  _defaultLoader.load (urlRequest);

  TO

  _defaultLoader.loadBytes (urlRequest);

  Make sure you read the article, why this workaround should only be used during development, because it causes a security risk.

• I want to load a clip to a charger and there a colorPicker. I get a * sandBox violation *.

  So I have a built _mc and it works fine until I loaded from an external source.

  Here is the code I have for the _mc to load.

  Import fl.events.ColorPickerEvent;
  import flash.geom.ColorTransform;

  -for the bg color picker-.
  
  myColorPicker.selectedColor = 0x6666cc;

  var colorInfo:ColorTransform = myRect_mc.transform.colorTransform;

  myColorPicker.addEventListener (ColorPickerEvent.CHANGE, colorChanged);
  
  function colorChanged (e:ColorPickerEvent): void {}

  colorInfo.color = myColorPicker.selectedColor;
  
  myRect_mc.transform.colorTransform = colorInfo;
  
  myCurrentColor.text = myColorPicker.hexValue;
  }

  -for the text color picker-.
  
  myColorPickerText.selectedColor = 0xffffff;
  
  var colorInfo2:ColorTransform = textColor_txt.transform.colorTransform;
  
  myColorPickerText.addEventListener (ColorPickerEvent.CHANGE, colorChanged2);
  
  function colorChanged2 (e:ColorPickerEvent): void {}
  
  colorInfo2.color = myColorPickerText.selectedColor;
  
  textColor_txt.transform.colorTransform = colorInfo2;

  
  myCurrentColor2.text = myColorPickerText.hexValue;
  }

  -Here's the code for the _mc that makes loading. (I use a ScrollPane as a charger! Loading of the file with the right destination threw | Component Inspector. 'www.mydomain.com/folder/file.swf') code of real below.---//

  -It's the frame 4.

  Stop();

  
  Edit the source file in the settings tab.
  var loader3:Loader = new Loader();

  Links to the function of charger Framework 1.
  trialLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, onLoadComplete);

  back_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, backHandler4);

  function backHandler4(event:MouseEvent):void
  {
  gotoAndStop (1);
  }

  -I know that the answer is simple. Searched the Internet but can't find the answer. Maybe the answer was there, but I did not understand it? I thought it has to do with these and good placement.---// here

  Import fl.events.ColorPickerEvent;
  import flash.geom.ColorTransform;

  -Have you tried placing them in a couple different blanks but not luck. Maybe there's something else I need to import?

  Here's the exact compilor errors I get.---//

  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/callLaterDispatcher()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager/addFocusables()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/createFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/initializeFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/addedHandler()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/callLaterDispatcher()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager/addFocusables()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/createFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/initializeFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/addedHandler()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/callLaterDispatcher()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager/addFocusables()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/createFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/initializeFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/addedHandler()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/callLaterDispatcher()
  Security Sandbox Violation
  SecurityDomain ' http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf ' tried to access incompatible 'file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf' context
  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation: calling http://www.tetondigitalfx.com/movies/colorPick.swf cannot access stage owned by file:///Macintosh%20HD/Users/Austin/Documents/highland/movies/webstuff.swf.
  at flash.display::Stage/requireOwnerPermissions()
  at flash.display::Stage/addEventListener()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager/addFocusables()
  to fl.managers::FocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/createFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/initializeFocusManager()
  to fl.core::UIComponent/addedHandler()

  -I know wow huh. All of these errors are 23 lines of code. Don't know where to start.

  If anyone knows what is happening and can help, I would appreateat it.

  Also, I am self taught and still learning so please explain as if I were ignorant "I just maybe" thank you.

  you have a swf online that is loading a SWF on your computer?  If so, you need the policy files on your computer.