Using LoadMovie Adobe Flash / Backend Integration
In this tutorial we're going to take a look at the function loadMovie. LoadMovie is a very nifty function, though things can get in a huge mess quickly. You often get questions on the forum about this topic, so that's why this tutorial has been created. In this tutorial we're not only going to take a look at the theory of loadMovie, we're also going to create a picture loader.
Working With Flash MX 2004 and PHP Adobe Flash / Backend Integration
This tutorial is going to show you a very basic method of sending information from Flash to an external PHP script. This is merely a primer to get you working with using Flash for forms and dynamic content. The actual code for this tutorial can be used IN lower versions of Flash, but the actual process is written for Flash MX 2004.
Loading External Images Adobe Flash / Backend Integration
The aim of the tutorial is to learn how to create a Flash Movie which loads an Array of external images such as Jpegs or Gifs. These images would then be loaded individually into the Flash Movie as and when the user wished to look at them. This makes the Flash Movie much smaller and reduces the pre-load time for the Flash Movie. The individual images would each have there own pre-loader so that there is a small delay before loading individual images but no long wait at the beginning of the Movie.
Attaching Movie Clips using ActionScript Adobe Flash / Backend Integration
The first thing to understand about this process is that you need to store all of your site's resources in one main folder on your hard drive and identify it in Dreamweaver to ensure that the links you set on your computer will work when your site is uploaded to a server.