Certainly you don't have to (abandon PHP that is :)). I have just set up a
module for a site that we are working on right now that uses amfphp
(ActionScript Message Format for php). They are still in beta (it's open
source code), currently in the 0.9 version and from what I have seen is
fully funct
Hi John,
Take a look at this site http://www16.brinkster.com/gazb/ming/index.html
- Frank
> I've just finished a course in PHP, so excuse my ignorance since it was
a rather basic course. All of our class examples worked with static HTML
pages as either input or output. I hope to use FLASH and PH
I've just finished a course in PHP, so excuse my ignorance since it was a rather basic
course. All of our class examples worked with static HTML pages as either input or
output. I hope to use FLASH and PHP to create an application as part of my thesis, but
can only find one book on the subject (
> can you use flash content on a .php webpage? and how is it done. i cant
get
> it to work.
> thanks, dave
In Flash you can use loadVariables to get an "file" with http.
the content is formated like CGI-Parameters.
Tip:
add a variable &loaded=1 at the end
e.g
informations.php3
returns
myvarname1
can you use flash content on a .php webpage? and how is it done. i cant get
it to work.
thanks, dave
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