At 17:04 19/08/2006, Jamie P wrote:
Cookies are automatically passed by the browser along with your http request
to the server so sessions will work as normal in Flash (when using Flash
embedded in a web page or even when viewing a swf in the browser??).
Sessions seem to work normally (i.e. cookie with session id automatically
appended to post data in sendandload)
with test movie on firefox on my PC.
http://safetycat.co.uk/test/dpi4/test/AccessControl/logintest.html
in this movie, you press 'reload page' and if you are not logged in you get
a message telling you 'you are not logged in',
if you log-in user:'hjones', pass: 'easy'
then you press the 'reload page' button you will get a message saying you
are logger in, until you click 'log out'
thing is this movie sometimes the movie doesn't work... I mean not just the
sessions but the whole loadVars doesn't seem to work, it worked for a while
on MSIE on windows (flash player 8), but then it stopped working (???) it
always works under firefox (flash payer 8) but never ever worked on Safari
on Mac OS X.
it uses a simple load or sendAndLoad with a onload event handler as
described in every flash book I have. The file is calls is at
http://www.safetycat.co.uk/test/dpi4/test/AccessControl/flashtest.php
anyone know what could be the problem with those browsers??
James
p.s. now it has stopped working on firefox mac os X..... anyone any
suggestions?
On 8/19/06, James Marsden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey,
You request and write the session variables to and from a PHP script via
LoadVars.
There's no inbuilt/prescribed method for managing and interacting with
sessions using Flash (as far as I know), so you just need to have some
basic class/function templates to talk between Flash and PHP.
HTH,
James
james wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have searched everywhere for a general tutorial on how to handle PHP
> sessions with Flash.
>
> I have built lots of web applications that use HTML/PHP using
> sessions, in that situation session_id is automatically sent with the
> POST data.
>
> How is it done in flash. I have googled 'session_id actionscript as2'
> but can't find a general explanation of how sessions are handled in
> as2/flash.
>
> In my application I just want to build a layer of actionscript objects
> which automatically handles sessions which I can reuse in other flash
> applications so I just need a general explanation.
>
> can anyone provide a link, or just a few sentences that say something
> like 'when using sessions do getURL("checkout.php", "", "POST",
> "SESSION");'.... come on guys/girls!!! it must be quite easy otherwise
> there would be tutorials all over the web!!! What am I missing!!!
>
> Please help!
>
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