Hey Diesel,
Troubleshooting Flash is always a little tricky.
If Form Tools can't get the test submission, it's due to one (or both!) of these causes:
1. The POST request just isn't getting there
2. The POST request isn't containing the info that it's expecting
For #1, do you have Firebug installed? If not, get it! And temporarily switch over to Firefox while you're working on this if you're not already using it. Firebug has a handy "Net" panel that shows all requests and responses going on behind the scenes. For Ajax and Flash work, this is an absolute life-saver. Check that the request is in fact being sent.
Secondly, I believe sendAndLoad will require you to have added a "cross domain" file on your site. Sending data via a form submit is no problem with Flash - but to get the response (the ...AndLoad bit), you need the cross domain file. That file just says "sure, allow this particular site to read content from this location". Here's an example of how to create the file:
http://curtismorley.com/2007/09/01/flash...nxml-file/
For #2 above, judging from what you posted it looks okay.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben
Troubleshooting Flash is always a little tricky.
If Form Tools can't get the test submission, it's due to one (or both!) of these causes:
1. The POST request just isn't getting there
2. The POST request isn't containing the info that it's expecting
For #1, do you have Firebug installed? If not, get it! And temporarily switch over to Firefox while you're working on this if you're not already using it. Firebug has a handy "Net" panel that shows all requests and responses going on behind the scenes. For Ajax and Flash work, this is an absolute life-saver. Check that the request is in fact being sent.
Secondly, I believe sendAndLoad will require you to have added a "cross domain" file on your site. Sending data via a form submit is no problem with Flash - but to get the response (the ...AndLoad bit), you need the cross domain file. That file just says "sure, allow this particular site to read content from this location". Here's an example of how to create the file:
http://curtismorley.com/2007/09/01/flash...nxml-file/
For #2 above, judging from what you posted it looks okay.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben