Not sure if it's too late for you to start this but, you might look into
using xmlrpc to manage your WordPress instance. There's quite a bit of
existing code out there for doing this, and you could start here
http://osflash.org/xmlrpcflash with a working xmlrpc flash client.
I mention this because it bypasses all the odd inner workings
of WordPress (like your cookie issue) and offers a simple "wp.newComment"
method for you to use. Open the xmlrpc.php file in the root of
your WordPress install for a full list of methods (they start on line 128).
As for the cookie, I almost remember some oddness about that that led me to
use xmlrpc. If you've come to far to switch gears now, crack open
"wp-comments-post.php" & "wp-includes/comment.php". That should give you an
order of operation for the validation/cookie/insert-comment, and lead you in
the right direction.
Jer
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 12:11 PM, dr.ache wrote:
> hi list.
>
> does anyone see a big problem querying a wordpress database with php
> and loading the result into flash? i did some testing and everything worked
> as expected - so far.
>
> now to the funny part. if i want to post comments to a post in wordpress
> from
> flash there is one thing I'm curious about. i used the firefox plugin
> tamper data
> and had a look at the post data which is send if i post a comment on a
> regular
> html wordpress site. there is a cookie send along that wordpress surely
> needs.
> if i delete the cookie and proceed with the server request a wordpress
> error
> occurs. How can I read in that cookie and how can I push it into the header
> of
> the post request?
>
> Does anyone have experience with posting comments in wordpress from flash?
> Thanks for any answers.
>
>
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