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How to Make Flash & PHP Talk
Author: Joseph Miller | Website: http://www.indivision.net |


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How It Works

Loading variables from a PHP script is very similar to loading from a text file. The main difference is that the script performs work on a separate timeline. You can call a PHP script from a flash movie by using the LoadVariablesNum() command like so:

loadVariablesNum ("scriptA.php", 0, "POST");

Remember that your flash movie and the script are operating on separate timelines. The flash movie doesn't just stop when you make the LoadVariablesNum() command. Instead, it activates the script and keeps moving. When the script is finished operating, the data that has been printed by the script is read by the flash movie.