On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 08:21:52AM -0600, Kevin Veroneau wrote: > I have created an online tool that interacts with swftools mainly swfc at > the moment. It is also possible to download your compiled swf file after it > has been compiled using swftools. > > I am up for any suggestions and/or comments about the interface and > anyother thing you can think of. At the moment it is in a pretty basic form. > I originally wrote it to test out it's capabilities for a web application to > dynamicly generate flash content without the use of php modules which are > both more complex and less features. After visiting the page below, you will > enter a flash-based menu. Which as been made in swftools. You can either > click 'Editor' which will bring you to a basic text editor. The editor will > also compile the swfc source code server-side, thus people can test swftools > before installation. Plus it's also great for work on the go, just copy your > source code to a floppy disk or USB key. Then copy it back into the web form > for re-editing and re-touching anywhere in the world, without installing > swftools on the host computer, such as a public access terminal. If you click > 'Auto 1', this is simply a basic HTML form to swfc source code to flash > content generator. It will ask three questions, 'Your Name', 'Your first > favorite color', and 'Your second favorite color'. > > I hope you enjoy using this idea as much as I enjoyed creating. swftools > is a great tool, and the world need to see/know what it can do! > > http://home.zyrixnet.com/swftools
Neat. Where do I get the PHP source code of this? :) Oh, and it might be better to remove the "bbox=300x200" in the initial .flash header. This way, the automatic bounding box calculation of swfc activates and whatever you create will always fit in the scene. (I was playing around with a .text field just now and wondered why it wasn't visible at first) Greetings Matthias _______________________________________________ Swftools-common mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/swftools-common
