Hi,
This is an exercise, using a simple file for the sake of learning.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
CK
On Mar 15, 2007, at 1:08 PM, Andrei wrote:
Mikey wrote:
To get values such as price=500 then you will need to encode that
into
your URL. At the moment you are making theP
Hi,
This is an exercise, would you elaborate, as I'm fairly new to PHP-
>FLASH
On Mar 15, 2007, at 12:55 PM, Mikey wrote:
To get values such as price=500 then you will need to encode that
into your URL. At the moment you are making thePrices=price500, so
the value you are seeing is c
Mikey wrote:
> To get values such as price=500 then you will need to encode that into
> your URL. At the moment you are making thePrices=price500, so the
> value you are seeing is correct.
>
> Tf you had price=500 then you would see a variable called price with a
> value of 500.
>
> I suspect you
To get values such as price=500 then you will need to encode that into
your URL. At the moment you are making thePrices=price500, so the value
you are seeing is correct.
Tf you had price=500 then you would see a variable called price with a
value of 500.
I suspect you are trying to make an
I did once read the article on the website about using PHP and Flash. As we
know, that HTML & Javascript is client side and the PHP is the server side.
The Flash help to bridge that gap by acting as a glue that hold them
together. So, it is indeed possible for the Flash to contact the PHP server
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