At 11/30/05 09:33 AM, Inglor wrote: doesn't this belong in PHP main?
anyhow, nice work, you're wrong about one thing...
PHP - Personal Home Page
php.net says on the title PHP Hypertext Preprocessor so it's a common mistake, check ZEND (the creators of php kinda) if you care and wanna see it's relaly Personal Home Page
google says it's hypertext preprocessor therefore im afraid it is. If google says something it is right. If google said an apple was made of meat I'd beleive it
shazwoogle, didn't you copy+paste that as from THIS site?
This is a very helpful tutorial, it even helped someone today who wanted to know how to use PHP and Flash.
Well done, very well explained!
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Perhaps it might be because you know neither of PHP and ActionScript?
ok i have a news script on my site and i wnat it to show the most recent post on my flash that im working on for school its under news/latest.php do i need it to write to a .txt document or can it just load straight from the php file ?
So you have to store everything in variables in order for it to work?
Anyways, great tutorial.
At 11/29/05 08:06 PM, shazwoogle wrote: put that in a text file and save it as save.php
It saves it as a .txt file called save.php :/
wtf?
At 7/9/08 05:34 AM, Hoeloe wrote:At 11/29/05 08:06 PM, shazwoogle wrote: put that in a text file and save it as save.phpIt saves it as a .txt file called save.php :/
wtf?
Oops, I forgot to switch the filetype to all files before saving :P so nevermind.
Ok, sorry for the triple post, but I got another problem.
My variables are loading alright, but they load as $name and $info");
How can I get them to just load as name and info, without all the crazy symbols?
PHP:
<?php
$white = "whitespace";
$name = $_POST['name'];
$info = $_POST['info'];
//--------------------
$fh = fopen("text.txt", "w+");
fwrite($fh, "white=$white&name=$name&info=$info");
fclose($fh);
header("location: http://shazwoogle.t35.com/text.txt");
?>
AS2:
var myData:LoadVars = new LoadVars();
name = "";
info = "";
myData.onLoad = function() {
info2 = this.info;
name2 = this.name;
};
myData.load("data.php");
My PHP file is in the same directory as my .swf under the name "data.php"
Why aren't you using my suggestion from the other thread?
I don't understand what you're after so my help ends here :P
At 7/9/08 06:21 AM, Rustygames wrote: Why aren't you using my suggestion from the other thread?
I don't understand what you're after so my help ends here :P
I didn't really know where to go from your suggestion...
All I'm trying to do is recieve data from a php file in separate variables. If I can get this to work how it's supposed to, there should be no problem.
At 7/9/08 06:22 AM, Hoeloe wrote:At 7/9/08 06:21 AM, Rustygames wrote: Why aren't you using my suggestion from the other thread?I didn't really know where to go from your suggestion...
I don't understand what you're after so my help ends here :P
All I'm trying to do is recieve data from a php file in separate variables. If I can get this to work how it's supposed to, there should be no problem.
Ok, so I managed to fix it, but only in a temporary way which makes the whole thing pretty pointless :P
<?php
$fh = fopen("text.txt", "w+");
fwrite($fh, white=$white&name=name&info=name&);
fclose($fh);
header("location: http://shazwoogle.t35.com/text.txt");
?>
The PHP was supposed to read from the variables, but instead it just read the variable names. So I removed the variable defining code, removed the quote marks and added a variable divide. The problem is, the point of this was to avoid listing all of these values in an array, and look at this bit:
fwrite($fh, white=$white&name=name&info=name&);
Familiar?
Actually, nevermind, it turns out I cant use PHP anyway. I found the answer with lovely little things called Classes. If there isn't a tutorial on it already in AS:Main, I'll make one when I get time.
