LoadMovie without having to use full path/URL

Question

I've always used loadMovie to call external swf files from a
main/menu swf file, but it seems that some new security settings
and restrictions, I'm not able to do this anymore - at least not
online. All my swf files are in the same directory, and when I play
the swf locally, it loads all the external swfs without a problem.
I tried changing the path to my swf in the loadMovie command
to the pull path on the server, and this worked. The problem is, I
have to hand off my website to another company, and it will go
through many rounds of testing (and servers) before eventually
going online. Is there any way to avoid having to use the full
path/domain in the loadMovie command for a situation like this
where the domain/path will change?
I have this in the Flash embed tag:
<PARAM NAME="allowScriptAccess" VALUE="sameDomain" />
I have this as my loadMovie command:
loadMovie ("flashfile.swf", 1);
But it only works when I have it like this, which is a
problem because the URL will change many times before launch.
loadMovie ("
http://www.website/media/flashfile.swf",
1);
Any help would be appreciated!

Answer 1

Yes, I've done this all the time too, and never had this
problem, which is why I'm stumped.
I've changed my code to this, with module_proxy being an
empty movie clip. This works. But when I take out the URL and path,
even though the swf files are in the same directory, it's doesn't
play.
loadMovie ("
http://www.website/media/01_Mixie_Pixie_Telegram_Service.swf",
"module_proxy");
_parent.gotoAndPlay("dim_menu");
//openCountdownFile();
stop();
Then, I tried to create a varible for the URL/domain, so I
can change it out more easily (although when I hand this off, I
won't be able to do that):
var domainPath = "
http://www.website/media/"
function (openCountdownFile){
var linkToSWF = domainPath + eval(PgFile[item_chosen]);
loadMovie (linkToSWF, "module_proxy");
parent.gotoAndPlay("dim_menu");
var swfPageLabel = item_chosen.toString();
gotoAndPlay(swfPageLabel);
This doesn't seem to work either. So, if swf files SHOULD be
able to communicate using loadMovie, why am I having this problem?
Thanks.