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SQL driven site question: Flash + Sql?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Is there any easy way to have flash pull text and images out of a mysql database? Or would I be better sticking with php? or just making the flash with static text..?
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I've already tried google. I couldn't find just a plain basic script that pulls text. All I found were more complicated ones I couldn't figure out.
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I'd say you should buy this book. It's a Foundation level book, so it won't be too complicated for you, but you'll learn loads.
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Originally Posted by Phil Sherry
I'd say you should buy this book. It's a Foundation level book, so it won't be too complicated for you, but you'll learn loads.
Do you know if that book covers amfphp btw?
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Originally Posted by skalie
Do you know if that book covers amfphp btw?
I don't, as I'm not right next to my book shelf at the moment, so I can't check. I'll try and think on to have a look when I'm home.
I know that the author, David Powers, is usally to be found on the friends of ED forum, so you might find an answer on there.
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