I've programmed many databases both in Director and Flash, and find it
much more code it myself than use an xtra like V12.
For your example, I would assign each module an ID number, then in Excel
or FileMaker, what ever data base you want to use, match the ID number
up with the paths to the
As long as your dataset is relatively small, XML is fine, but at some
point a real database is going to be needed. I'm not sure how v12
with flash is going to work, but I have used Valentina with Director,
and when you have 10's of thousands of records, you can't afford the
disk space or
That sounded interesting after reading the first sentence, after the second
I knew we couldn't use it, Clark. Becasue we have to create something that
works out of the box, - no installation required.
I was thinking of the XML version already as well, but sometimes I am
thinking that a db would
Yes, That sounds like a fanastic option, I'll check that out for sure!
Nik C
On 24/02/06, Julien Vignali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nik,
I would suggest you to take a look at Zinc from Multidmedia. This great
SWF2EXE tool offers MS Access MySQL database connectivity and a lot
more thanks
Take a look at this one : http://www.inm.com/products/v12flash/
Sound promissing!
Éric.
nik crosina wrote:
That sounded interesting after reading the first sentence, after the second
I knew we couldn't use it, Clark. Becasue we have to create something that
works out of the box, - no
v12 and Flash! can onl;y be a good thing! I know it from director!
good old inm!
thanks,
Nik
On 2/24/06, Éric Thibault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look at this one : http://www.inm.com/products/v12flash/
Sound promissing!
Éric.
nik crosina wrote:
That sounded interesting after
How about SWF Studio and SQLite? SQLite is a no-install database
solution.
Check out Andre Goliath's site:
http://www.software-and-solutions.de/
He's put together a SQLite connector for SWF Studio.
I don't know what the cost of v12flash will be (it's in beta right now),
but judging by the
*Flash connecting to a database - all running on a DVD-ROM?
*
Is it possible? I am looking into doing exactly that for a massive trainig
programme that needs to access and display a large number of modules in
treeView (Flash Tree component) where each node connects to a record in the
database that
Are all of the data and referenced files on the DVD?
We have done a database of Personal Protective Equipment for first
responder with pictures of each piece of equipment and full descriptions
on a CD. Built a search engine in Flash to select items based on several
criteria.
The pictures
Hi Nik,
Check out SWFStudio, it offers ADO connectivity. Downside is ADO has to be
installed on the machine.
Alternatively check out the Catalog plugin for SWFStudio - offers search
functions through a flat tab delimited file. We used it to do exactly what
you describe for a HUGE floor tile
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