CDN hosting (1.1.7) about zeroclipboard

[JamesMGreene]

Please go to AboutMyBrowser.com and paste the info from there into a comment on this issue. Thanks!

[mikeknoop]

Also running Adobe Flash 11,6,602,167

[JamesMGreene]

Also, a few other questions:

1. I assume your first code snippet would actually have the parents for the setDefaults call, right?
2. Is your localhost running on HTTP or HTTPS? The SWF and calling site need to be on the same protocol with the current setup.
3. Try removing the 'localhost' item from your trustedDomains array. Any improvement?
4. Since you are using Chrome: do you have PepperFlash disabled? If not, please try disabling it to see if the official Abode Flash Player works for this.

[mikeknoop]

1. Yes, everything is coded correctly (if I swap the moviePath with a local SWF everything works without error).
2. localhost on HTTP, remote on HTTPS, I will make these match and see if any improvement.
3. I tried many combinations of trustedDomains, no luck with any of them (including your suggested one).
4. PepperFlash is enabled, I will disable and see if any improvement.

[mikeknoop]

(2) Switching to http://d2glos6gx2bw40.cloudfront.net/C8QpR9/images/flash/ZeroClipboard.swf fixed it while served from http://localhost. This would appear to be the crux of the problem which -- I wonder if Flash as a security permission to allow cross-SSL bridges.

(4) Disabling PepperFlash did not improve, I got a slightly different error with the same traceback, though:
Uncaught Error: Error in Actionscript. Use a try/catch block to find error. zeroClipboard.js:178
ZeroClipboard.setSize zeroClipboard.js:178
ZeroClipboard.reposition zeroClipboard.js:256
ZeroClipboard.setCurrent zeroClipboard.js:162
_elementMouseOver zeroClipboard.js:36

Thank you for your help. Our live site is https:// so this issue is closed for me. Hopefully this debugging process will be insightful to folks who stumble across this thread in the future.

[JamesMGreene]

There is a setting in Flash to control this (allowInsecureDomain) but generally I'd hope we won't have to expose it. For your particular situation, try switching the SWF moviePath URL to a protocol-relative URL, e.g.

ZeroClipboard.setDefaults({
  moviePath: "//d2glos6gx2bw40.cloudfront.net/C8QpR9/images/flash/ZeroClipboard.swf",
  trustedDomains: ['*'],
  allowScriptAccess: "always"
});

This should work on both HTTP and HTTPS by using the same protocol as the page.

[epetre]

I had the same issue, but my problem was an incompatibility with https-everywhere add-on.
It changes to https wherever it can.

They say that chrome should be considered beta at best, so I turned it off.
https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere