> My bad. I should have spotted this...you have
> $flash = new SWFMovie;
> it should be
> $flash = new SWFMovie();
No, it's no that. It doesn't work. comlains the same:
the missing of the class:
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: swfmovie in
C:\Apache\test\flash\index.php on
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> where is the require line to include the class definition?
> require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo");
Not following. I don't understand what class defínition I need.
I'm using windows php extension. I'm using a class that is in the dll ?
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My bad. I s
> where is the require line to include the class definition?
> require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo");
Not following. I don't understand what class defínition I need.
I'm using windows php extension. I'm using a class that is in the dll ?
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$flash = new SWFMovie;
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where is the require line to include the class definition?
require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo");
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this is the code:
$flash = new SWFMovie;
also tried something like this:
$f = new SWFFont("fonts/Verdana.fdb");
$t = new SWFText();
$t->setFont($f);
$t->moveTo(200, 2400);
$t->setColor(0xff, 0xff, 0);
$t->setHeight(1200);
$t->addString("PHP generates Flash with Ming!!");
$m = new SWFMov
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