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Once flowchart exported (flashviewer .html) node with url will not open a new window

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moatdd,
 
I have done what you described in your answer. The URL has been correctly added, and when I hit F8 the file is opened. 
 
However, when I export the flowchart to server and click on node, nothing happens.
 
How can I add a url that will open another browser window when I click  a node through the flash viewer .html document. I exported the flowchart in a .png version and still the url is not beign opened. 
 
Thank you
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Hi moatdd, it's likely that Flash player security settings prevent the opening of local files from a server. I propose to use either an relative URL that is valid on your server or an absolute URL with 'http' protocol instead of 'file'.
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