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    Default So, using PHP with Flash...

    Hi everyone, appologies in advance if this isn't the correct forum.

    I'm trying to find a way to pass dynamically generated text for a hyperlink to
    a SWF that's embedded in my PHP page. I have the PHP system working as I want
    it with HTML links but want to add some animation to a the part of the page
    with the links in. I'm having trouble finding a way to pass the info to the SWF
    - would the only way be to have the PHP write out to a txt/xml file and have
    the SWF read it in?

    Thanks to anyone who can help.


    tripplesub Guest

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    Default Re: So, using PHP with Flash...

    On Apr 14, 7:37 am, "tripplesub" <webforumsu...@macromedia.com> wrote:
    > Hi everyone, appologies in advance if this isn't the correct forum.
    >
    > I'm trying to find a way to pass dynamically generated text for a hyperlink to
    > a SWF that's embedded in my PHP page. I have the PHP system working as I want
    > it with HTML links but want to add some animation to a the part of the page
    > with the links in. I'm having trouble finding a way to pass the info to the SWF
    > - would the only way be to have the PHP write out to a txt/xml file and have
    > the SWF read it in?
    >
    > Thanks to anyone who can help.
    Look into LoadVars(), get your PHP page to echo out what you need and
    then use that data in Flash.
    castblackjacket@googlemail.com Guest

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    Default Re: So, using PHP with Flash...

    On Apr 14, 7:37 am, "tripplesub" <webforumsu...@macromedia.com> wrote:
    > Hi everyone, appologies in advance if this isn't the correct forum.
    >
    > I'm trying to find a way to pass dynamically generated text for a hyperlink to
    > a SWF that's embedded in my PHP page. I have the PHP system working as I want
    > it with HTML links but want to add some animation to a the part of the page
    > with the links in. I'm having trouble finding a way to pass the info to the SWF
    > - would the only way be to have the PHP write out to a txt/xml file and have
    > the SWF read it in?
    >
    > Thanks to anyone who can help.
    Look into LoadVars(), get your PHP page to echo out what you need and
    then use that data in Flash.
    castblackjacket@googlemail.com Guest

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