Rats, I don't think the image survived the trip to the forums. Mind try re-posting it?
But that message is pretty unequivocal. Look over your form post code to confirm that the information is actually being sent.
Oh, one other possibility: are you using sendAndLoad() and the form is located on a different server? (or on http://yourdomain.com and Form Tools is configured as http://www.yourdomain.com?). If so, you'll need to add a crossdomain file. See:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14213.html
sendAndLoad (and probably other functions) attempts to both send, then extract the resulting content from the request (i.e. whatever markup the server generates). In that case, Flash needs to have permission to access the code - hence the need for the crossdomain file.
That *always* trips me up.
- Ben
But that message is pretty unequivocal. Look over your form post code to confirm that the information is actually being sent.
Oh, one other possibility: are you using sendAndLoad() and the form is located on a different server? (or on http://yourdomain.com and Form Tools is configured as http://www.yourdomain.com?). If so, you'll need to add a crossdomain file. See:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14213.html
sendAndLoad (and probably other functions) attempts to both send, then extract the resulting content from the request (i.e. whatever markup the server generates). In that case, Flash needs to have permission to access the code - hence the need for the crossdomain file.
That *always* trips me up.
- Ben