Flash Backend Tutorials - FlashPerfection.com
An introduction to using Flash with PHP.
June 29,
2006
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Create various image effects using BitmapData.fillRect method
June 23,
2006
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to retrieve and assign a recordSet from a database to a listBox component. We will learn how to retrieve the details of a specific record from the database based on our listBox selection. We will learn how to add our own entry into the database.
May 4,
2006
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Reading the contents of a text file from a web server is another example of an asynchonous event which requires a callback mechanism to deal with the data once it has been read.
April 12,
2006
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Speaking of PHP, anyone who codes in more than one language (and who doesn't?) knows that dredging up the right syntax for the less-used language from the depths of one's brain (or scanning the manual for the right function) can be painfully slow.
April 7,
2006
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This tutorial will show you how to display a Flash Movie (.swf) in a HTML page using the <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags.
April 3,
2006
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The LoadVars class, introduced in Flash MX, allows sending of data between Flash and a web server, and provides a callback mechanism for dealing with data returned from the server (asynchronously).
March 31,
2006
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There are three mechanisms for setting up communications between Flash and a database. On this page, we'll look at using the first method to display and write high scores data to a table in a MySQL database.
March 23,
2006
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How do you connect Flash to a database? This tutorial by David Vogeleer will teach you the basics by creating a simple login system using Flash, ASP and Microsofts access database.
December 16,
2005
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If you work in web applications, it's just a matter of time until someone suggests, "why don't we use Flash?" With Macromedia Flash, you can create juicy, enjoyable interfaces for your users, with a unique branded appearance.
December 6,
2005
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