Learn how to install AMFPHP and create a simple service that sends email.
When you need to develop a web form with a special design and great effects, you will probably elect to use Flash. But building and programming Flash forms is considerably different from building standard HTML-based forms. You program Flash using its proprietary (but JavaScript-like) ActionScript language—which is great if you're already a Flash developer—but as a PHP developer it's is more desirable to implement the business logic in PHP and use the Flash form simply to gather the data. To do that though, you need to know how to access data in the Flash form and (sometimes) how to update the Flash form from PHP as well. That's exactly what you will see how to accomplish in this article.
This is part 2 of my SOAP series. In the 1. part I started with a basic example of creating a simple PHP Soap Server with the PEAR package Services_Webservice. In this part I will share complex objects between PHP and Flash.
Rich Internet Applications is the new buzz-phrase for Web 2.0, and a key component of the substance behind Web 2.0 is Adobe Flash. Learn how to integrate Flash movies into your application and generate Flash movies dynamically using the Ming library.
I was trying to create a XML file on the server, using PHP. The XML string was being sent from Flash, by adding the same as a property to a LoadVars obj. ( Since I had to send few other data items as well - other than the XML string, I couldn't use Flash's XML.sendAndLoad method; Ok, I can see you guys yelling out, "why not AMFPHP!", but then the app was designed by non Flash clients and they didn't know AMFPHP then)
Your users want it, your manager wants it, and—getting right down to it—low-latency, interactive applications right in your browser are really cool. With the proliferation of Ajax frameworks and next-generation browsers, you can whip up the next Google Maps in a matter of minutes.
Ajax and the XMLHttpRequest are great, as are the applications that leverage them. However, if you want to roll out a polished rich-media application using data from your Oracle database in PHP, Flash and PHPObject can get you there quickly with fewer browser capability headaches. In this recipe of The Oracle-PHP Cookbook, I'll explain how.
You can 'stream' FLVs or you can use 'progressive download'. Not many of us use 'streaming' because you need a streaming media server software for this, like Macromedia Flash Communication Server or Flash Media Server, and this has a considerable cost.
Allrighty then, lets get some external data into flash using php. We're not going to use a MySql databse this time, that's something for the next tutorial. In this example we're going to fill a comboBox, a txtbox, and a listBox in flash with data taken from a php file. To complete this tutorial you''ll have to have access to a webserver and have php enabled on your sytem.
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In this article, Jesse will using both PHP 3.0 and Flash 5.0 to create a simple but effective "Dynamic Counter" swf file for your website.
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In my last tutorial we looked at creating a simple form in Flash and then sending the information using PHP.
This tutorial is very much a follow up to my Form with PHP and Flash tutorial and I will therefore not cover anything already dealt with by the first one. So if you have yet to read it, please do so before commencing this one.
Now we are going to add a few things to our basic form. Whereas before our contact form contained just 4 fields (name, subject, message and email) I have now added a drop down menu and checkboxes.
