Pradeep, Pierre,
In fact, you can now play flash content via javascript... for free.
That's an open source project called AFLAX. This stands for "Ajax
Library for the Adobe Flash Platform". Check out the demos at: http://
www.aflax.org/demos.htm
Marielle
Hi Pradeep,
First, i would say yes, as long as flash can be handled trough
javascript calls we can bind to transcript handlers (i do that* all
the time, for my own *.js stored/used as global vars from inside my
rev-based web applications servers).
Second, i would recommand to use AJAX (prototype.js framework and
accessories) as long as AJAX let us code all what can be managed
from within flash without making us depend from the Macromedia
proprietary solution.
Just as a small example illustration of the AJAX potential <http://
www2.sahores-conseil.com/puzzle.html>
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