Hi Ashim.
Thanks for your advice. I ended up doing like you said creating an xml file
with server side script.
Vayu
On 6/12/08 5:21 AM, "Ashim D'Silva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, but you'll undoubtedly use a server side script to access that
> information form the database. Formatting
Yes, but you'll undoubtedly use a server side script to access that
information form the database. Formatting that into XML and feeding it to
Flash means you get an XML object, which is simply a set of arrays to run
through.I just re-read your problem. And maybe I approached it wrong.
If you've alr
Hmmm, thanks Ashim, but the site is managed by a cms that runs on a
database. Hence , the content is stored in a database.
On 6/9/08 10:50 AM, "Ashim D'Silva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> XML will solve all your troubles. With as3 flash now natively handles the
> E4X syntax. You'll be able t
XML will solve all your troubles. With as3 flash now natively handles the
E4X syntax. You'll be able to run through everything that way.
2008/6/9 Vayu Robins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi.
>
> I am struggling with something I never thought would be an issue.
>
> I'm trying to develop a 3 level drop d
Hi.
I am struggling with something I never thought would be an issue.
I'm trying to develop a 3 level drop down menu in as3 and I am connected to
a database where all the menu items are stored. I am getting the stored
data with the help of amfphp.
I naively assumed I could just run the data I g
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