yep,
and the exact question is : how can i update my DB through Flash, using PHP.
Thanks Tony, amfphp looks interesting. i'll take a look.
but, Micah,
each song has to be played on its own flash player is the current list.php
page.
quote --
list.php - this lists the mp3's, and each mp3 links to:
play.php?file=somemusic.mp3 - This increments the database and forwards to:
play.swf?file={$_GET['file']}
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i dont want a new window in which SWF will be displayed, if it is what you
mean.
Th.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Micah Stevens" <micah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <php-db@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 6:12 AM
Subject: Re: flash/php problem
Just an update to the DB on each swf load is what it seems he wants.
On Wednesday 08 March 2006 7:13 pm, Anthony Lee wrote:
This question isn't really a PHP-DB thang is it?
Anyway, it sounds like you have a lot of swfs on the page. One for each
song, is
that right? In that case your best bet would be something like what you
already
have:
<embed src='play.swf?ID=74...'>
i.e. push the variable into flash from the page that contains it. If you
only have a small amount of info the swf needs you can just keep on with
the theme
ID=74&URL=yourmama.com&TITLE=YoMama etc.
If you want to pull a lot more information from the DB after the page
has loaded
then you should take a look at PHPObject or AMFPHP. Hint, AMFPHP is a lot
more robust and faster.
And don't forget that you need to write the vars to a Param tag too.
Tony
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