Re: FN-FORUM Rights of a site

date posted 1st March 2002 12:31

Another sneaky, even simpler way of protecting yourself with Flash is
to use the load movie action in a clients movie, that will load
a blank, empty movie to a level from your company site once your
swf is out the door. Any problems with payment etc and you alter
the movie loaded to contain a get url action that brings up whatever you
like.

Neat.

Obviously this is only going to work if the swf is online. No good if its
turned
into a player unless it has net access.

Haven't had to use it myself. So far.=8-)

Darren


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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM Rights of a site


> Not sure about that one but here is something to prevent that sort of
thing
>
> When I make a site in flash and put it in a directory on my own domain
for
> the client to see online , I always write action script that will show
> nothing but a blank screen after a certain date ( or alternatively a
screen
> saying XXXXX PLC don't pay their bills). So if the client is sneaky and
> downloads your files and asks someone else to host them. They wont have
> anything after a certain date unless they can crack the SWF! I usually
> script the date for 1 month in the future.
>
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