Seeing as you mentioned ColdFusion (you didn't mention that one
before :-) ), you can also use Flash Remoting to get the information
to and from Flash. Where there's a back-end language, there will
probably be a database involved and in there will probably be a field
for video records.
As for placing the video, you can play video almost anywhere, so
putting it in a button is a definitely possibility.
jord
On Mar 8, 2007, at 4:48 PM, Wendy Marino wrote:
I will post as soon as I see which method works best for the
situation (It's
for a daily news broadcasts that will be posted on line). The
server is
running php and cold fusion and so I'll check that out.
And Jordan, I figured this would be possible in an xml ( pop
up a button that plays a video)...in a player....or points to it
brining it
into player.
-both methods could work I guess so I'll see which will be best to
implement.
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