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Please download the PHPObject and try out the sample to better understand what's going on here.
This is just a basic tutorial on how to display data in a mySQL database in
flash quickly and easily. You can develop this code further to create dynamic
Flash movies that feed off a mySQL database. In this example I'm using an eCard
project I'm working on. The code will connect to my database to get the card
information (the to, from, and message) and display this data in the flash
movie. Also note that you should have dynamic text fields named as each of the variables your want to display in your flash movie
The Flash Code:
#include "PHPObject.as"
tmp = new PHPObject();
tmp.setDefaultGatewayKey("secret"); // CHANGE THIS TO WHATEVER SECRET KEY
YOU SET IN Gateway.php
tmp.setDefaultGatewayUrl("http://www.yourdomain.com/pathto/Gateway.php");
// CHANGE THIS TO WHERE YOU PLACE Gateway.php
delete tmp;
myFoo = new PHPObject("cards"); // declare a new object and link it to a
remote PHP class
// set up responder
myFoo.getcard_onResult = function(result) {
So what we're doing is setting up the Gateway to the PHP file first. Then we
set up the code in Flash to get the array PHP will return to us and to put each
part of the array into seperate input text boxes on in the flash movie. The
invoke method starts the process. It calls the php file "cards.php" as specified
in the PHPObject function. Now we have to write the PHP to get the database info
and return it to flash.
The PHP Code (cards.php):
<?
class cards {
function getcard($getcard) {
$db_name = "yourdbname";
$connection = @mysql_connect("localhost", "username", "password")
or die("Cound not connect to database");
mysql_select_db($db_name, $connection) or die("Count not select
database");
$query = "SELECT * FROM ecards WHERE sid LIKE '$getcard'";
$q_result = mysql_query($query);
return mysql_fetch_row($q_result);
}
}
?>
This is just some basic PHP code to connect to a mySQL database and return
the results. The getcard() function requires a parameter in this example. This
parameter tells mySQL which record it wants to pull. In this case it's the id of
the card. Once the SQL query has been run, we just send the row as an array and
let flash parse it. You can manipulate the data however you want in the PHP,
then just have Flash display it.
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