What is the quickest way to manipulate an image?
With ImageMagick from PHP:
Lot's of good examples here:
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick/annotating/#watermarking
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Actually, I don't see why either method would work:
The SWF is in a static HTML page. It requests an mp3, and loads it without
having to refresh. So it needs an mp3 returned, not another SWF.
Updating the DB from the SWF call sounds cool, but serverside wise
requires the
.htaccess updated to
query("update hitcounter set plays = plays+1 where file = {$_GET['file']}");
header("Location: play.swf?file={$_GET['file']}");
Sorry I didn't read this thread thoroughly enough. This looks like a good
solution to me.
You just need to have the swf make the request and return the mp3 to
the swf
On second thoughts you probably better off with load variables.
Flash:
var info:String = "YoMama";
var id:Number = 12;
loadVariables("http://myserver.com/my_db_update_page.php?id="+id+"&info="+info+"";,
this);
PHP [my_db_update_page.php]:
The function for checking the result is in the flash ma
how can i update my DB through Flash, using PHP.
The easy way...
Flash:
var info:String = "YoMama";
var id:Number = 12;
getURL("http://myserver.com/my_db_update_page.php";, "_self", "GET");
PHP [my_db_update_page.php]:
This won't tell you if there has been an error during the update. If you
This question isn't really a PHP-DB thang is it?
Anyway, it sounds like you have a lot of swfs on the page. One for each
song, is
that right? In that case your best bet would be something like what you
already
have:
i.e. push the variable into flash from the page that contains it. If you on
