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Yay! I just came up against this exact problem, and this has saved me a lot of work
Yeah, it such a weird bug... fortunately the first thing I tried when running in to this was to return som data. Not that I though it would fix it, but because I thought that I at least could see how far the response got, if Firefox/Firebug could see it or not.
Thanks alot! I'd been trying to solve this for about an hour. I knew my page used to work on a mac and couldn't figure out where the change was that had broke it. I was getting despondent and thinking maybe I'd have to start trying to figure out how to debug the flash!
I guess I'd cleaned up some whitespace in my php file or something. After reading this post, I just added a blank line to the end my PHP file and it works! :)
I am still stuck. It works perfectly fine with IE and firefox (due to some modifications I did)..but now on Macs it gives me an error 302. Im so mad.
Thanks for this info! Btw i found some sool flash technique on this <a href="http://www.dotarank.com">dota</a> site.
The final solution is that the server script responds '&bError=0&'
in PHP could it be
die('&bError=0&');
echo '&bError=0&'; exit;
etc.
Thanks for the info!! First post I read and everything works fine it's a miracle!
