Writing to a Database using Flash

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    Hi,
    I am creating e-learning material that will be accessed online by students.
    Is there anyway that Flash can write to a database to tell us how long the
    student was logged in for and how long there were on a page? Thank you in
    advanced.

    cpmartin79 Guest

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    Default Re: Writing to a Database using Flash

    Flash cannot write to a local system other than in SharedObject which is
    essentially cookie.

    Thus if the data is only needed for the "session" the student is using the
    Flash movie and you do not care what happens when the computer is turned off or
    the Flash movie ends, look at SharedObject.

    For permanent storage of data Flash needs to communicate with a web server and
    there server scripts can do that work of saving.



    MotionMaker Guest

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