Hi Firsh
Wd u mind to share how u did it?

I used 3 domains (for some reason just 2 didn’t work but it was a huge trial and error process it might work on just 2).
Domain A, B, C
domain A and B are the clients domain C is the server
You load an SWF from domain C that handles everything sharedobject related (read/write). In the flash player settings and for the system the sharedobject will be listed on the C domain while actually it’s being used on domain A and B
You call the read/write functions from the loaded movie on domain A or B. Not so hard after all. Use the security parameters I wrote preivously, the * wildcard seems to be working. I used symmetrical crossdomain meaning I placed the xml on all domains and added the security exception in all SWF ’s. Use flush() and clear() in the sharedobject handler SWF . Only 1 downside: if you have the domain A and domain B opened at the same time on a single computer the sharedobject will be messed up a little bit (data is entered twice etc.). That is not normal usage tho. Or maybe specific to my case..
The downside I mentioned was a little bug in my code it’s working in that ascpect as well. happy
In the flash player settings and for the system the sharedobject will be listed on the C domain while actually it’s being used on domain A and B![]()
Interesting. Thanks!
