Amanda Kuek wrote:
Thanks James. It's a good idea, but I think for this project I'll go
with the Javascript sets hidden form fields idea. But thanks for
adding this idea to my spongey brain!
Yeah I like the JavaScript method too. One thing you might might to do
is have a message for people
Hi Amanda
This link may be of great use:
Cheers
Dom
http://www.cybergrain.com/tech/demos/flashhtml/
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Thanks James. It's a good idea, but I think for this project I'll go
with the Javascript sets hidden form fields idea. But thanks for
adding this idea to my spongey brain!
On 31/10/05, JOR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't hit the server until the location was considered final by the
user.
Thanks a heap Dominic and Richard!
You're right - that flash demo at
http://www.cybergrain.com/tech/demos/flashhtml/ was of extremely great
use.
It's always nice to do something for the first time in Flash, that you
didn't think was possible.
Cheers again.
On 01/11/05, Dominic Fee [EMAIL
You could just do a flash form that sends the values of your flash input
fields through a LoadVars object along WITH the value of a X,Y coordinate
corresponding to where some hole-y MC was drag above a T-shirt MC. The
whole thing would just be handled by flash.
On 30/10/05 6:49, Michael Bedar
On 30/10/05, Michael Bedar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You would need to call a javascript function from AS when the user
clicks the inside swf and set the value of a hidden form field.. then
the user can click the HTML send button and send everything.
Thank you very much. I haven't done this
The person who gave me the brief said something along the lines of Sure
Flash can talk straight to a database! All you need to do is set the
connection string or something! I hitherto hadn't realised this was
possible - I've always thought you used loadVariables to call an (in my
experience) ASP
Have you thought about not using flash? You could create an imagemap (even
though they're old hat) with about 15 pre-defined regions over an image (I'm
guess that's as accurate as you need it). Clicking a region could run a
javascript function that tells the form what region it is an submits it.
Sure Flash can talk straight to a database! All you need to do is set
the connection string or something!
- shure it can not, it needs a server side language of your choice to
do so.
to clear things up.
- you have a html form with a flash movie embedded.
- the html form calls a server side
Thanks very much everyone. Not only has it been explained very well,
but I am now also armed with that highest of argument-stopping
qualifications: People on Flashcoders said so!
Cheers all!
On 31/10/05, Benjamin Herholz | [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
- you have a html
On 31/10/05, Mick Gow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you thought about not using flash? You could create an imagemap (even
though they're old hat) with about 15 pre-defined regions over an image (I'm
guess that's as accurate as you need it). Clicking a region could run a
javascript function
Well, since you're using ASP you can take advantage of the Session
object by storing the input from the flash movie in a session until the
user submits the form.
In your Flash movie you would POST your X,Y variables to an ASP script
which in turn stores them as Session(X) and Session(Y) or
Hello there,
On 31/10/05, JOR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, since you're using ASP you can take advantage of the Session
object by storing the input from the flash movie in a session until the
user submits the form.
[snip]
This is certainly an idea that hadn't crossed my mind. Is there any
You would need to call a javascript function from AS when the user
clicks the inside swf and set the value of a hidden form field.. then
the user can click the HTML send button and send everything.
On Oct 30, 2005, at 12:38 AM, Amanda Kuek wrote:
Hello everyone,
This is a question
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