Flash Local-trusted security

Question

I am trying to send data via URLLoader in flash 9 to Firebug
by using javascript:console.log("Hello").
In flash it is swf to html operation and will not work under
the default security settings (local-file).
So I am trying to make my content local-trusted. Here is my
environment and here is what I have done.
I am running on a MAC.
I am viewing my swf locally in Firefox
I am using the flash player debugger version
I placed the test.cfg file in /Library/Application
Support/Macromedia/FlashPlayerTrust directory
My test.cfg file has one line..../Users/myuname/Sites/mysite
My html and swf file are located in
/Users/myuname/Sites/mysite
My code
var v = "hello?";
var out = "javascript:console.log('" + v + "')";
var l = new flash.net.URLLoader();
l.load(new flash.net.URLRequest(out));
I am getting and the exception Error #2044: Unhandled
securityError:. text=Error #2048: Security sandbox violation:
http://localhost/test.swf
cannot load data from javascript:console.log('hello?')
How can I get this to work? Has anyone else run into this
problem?
Thanks

Answer 1

Thank you for the reply.
I tried the allowDomain call but it does not work. According
to the Flash Security documentation, my swf file should already be
set to the "local-trusted" sandbox because it should of found the
test.cfg file. So that tells me it is having trouble finding the
file or it cannot read the file.
I placed the file in the "All Users" location
/Library/Application Support/Macromedia/FlashPlayerTrust
I have one line written in the file that specifies the
directory location of my html and swf file.
Anybody have any other thoughts?