MrMastermindNL wrote: > > Thanks for your test, but that is not really the issue I'm having. > > The problem I'm having is that the duplicated string that are sent to PHP > is encoded as a string reference. And I want to write the string to the > database. > In my code I send 5 strings from Flash to PHP (Zend_Amf). I read the on the server side and send them back. Sounds similar to me :-). In your case you, instead of sending the data back, save them to the database. (It's not shown in my code, but I also write the params to log, and they are ok: ["str1","str2","str1","str3","str1"].)
MrMastermindNL wrote: > > So the real issue is actually getting the string from the reference to > write to the MySQL database. > For me the issue is that you even have to worry about this :-) AMF encoding/decoding should handle this well. Maybe string reference is not a problem? I understand you see it in Charles. Do you log your data on the php side? What version of Zend_Amf you use? -- View this message in context: http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/Zend-AMF-AS3-VO-String-reference-issue-tp2334773p2340840.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
