displayed insecure content from http://fpdownload.adobe.com/crossdomain.xml

Question

So recently I noticed a flash video player I created started running in to insecure content issues when played through an https URL. I spent quite some time going through al

Answer 1

If you're using your own config.xml you can override the settings for them.

The default RSL paths are in the flex-config file (Flex-sdk\frameworks\flex-config.xml). You can copy those runtime-shared-library-path blocks to your config.xml and change them to be https:// as needed.

(From this link)

Answer 2

So finally, months later I have stumbled across a solution to this issue in CS6. Like in Flex you must essentially disable the RSL linkage to adobe and instead have everything embedded within your own code; the biggest problem was figuring out how to do that since everything I found only explained where this setting was in Flex.

So, for Flash users you can fix this by following: - Choose File > Publish Settings.
- Click the Flash Tab.
- Click the Settings button next to the Script menu.
- Click the Library Path tab.
- Select Merged Into Code from the Default Linkage menu.

This information was burried in adobe's help site: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flash/cs/using/WSb03e830bd6f770ee-4b0db644124bbdb363d-8000.html

This (obviously) greatly increased the size of my .swf but it seems to have removed all issues with insecure content being pulled from adobe's servers under an https protocol.