Hi, I am developing a MySpace Open ID application for one of our clients. I am using .Net Open ID SDK. My Application works good at my work place but when moved to client environment the validation is getting failed for some reasons. Issue: The Application redirects to the Login page and once authenticated...

First of all let me say that any server side support to bypass any sort of Flash security restriction is out of the question in my situation, which explains my method of setting up my swf file. I am also not developing in Flex. I currently have my swf built using the AS3 MySpaceID SDK ( http://code.google...

OK, I've followed the directions to compile and upload the on-line demo, as described in: http://developer.myspace.com/community/myspace/actionscript.aspx Although the widget appears, and the three different pull down options work, pressing 'submit' does nothing (when I test it from within...

So it looks as though there is no way to set the security flags correct, as you specify ( e.g., allowScriptAccess="always" allowNetworking="all" , etc) if one just uploads an swf file as 'inline flash' and uses it straight, with no html/javascript wrapper. Is this correct...

I have not specifically run this test yet, but IE is notorious for pulling information from cache that it should be refreshing from across the network, even XHR requests. We have seen XHR caching issues in other contexts with IE and are currently discussing how best to address this, perhaps thru a timestamp...

I know popups aren't allowed, but I envisaged having "Launch app in a separate window" functionality. With Ajax calls syncing the states of the MySpace vs the "opened" app. Too ambitious?

I have a game where a user has some stats that they need to download from my server into the myspace app via javascript. I don't want people to be able to change the request and get data for a random user. How would I know that this request is coming from a valid logged in myspace user? Is there...