shoeshine159
06-06-2007, 11:31 AM
Good morning to you all.
I want to write to an XML file from flash, and i was quite devastated to discover that that's apparently impossible. and i understand that i need to use Javascript (or PHP/ASP) to do this.
I also have picked up that to call javascript i need to use getURL,
or is it possible to write a flat txt file from actionscript?
unfortunatly i know very little javaScript.
Anyone able to help me out a bit?
most useful would be a "Javascript if you already know actionscript" tutorial (not the other way round), and a "javascript and XML Tutorial (but not focused on AJAX dernit)"
or a way to call PHP functions from actionscript... (I know php to an extent. I haven't done any XML stuff with it, but i figure it would probably be easier for me to pick up.) although i would rather not be tied to a PHP server.
or is there a much easier way to do all this with CS3 (what im hoping - all the resources i did manage to google were old-ish)
I know the easiest way of saving the state of an XML object would be in a shared object. unfortunatly that only works for a local computer. unless you can save shared objects on a server, and someone forgot to tell me.
Thanks for your time.
I'm sorry if im a bit waffly. It's late at night, and im cutting small squares out of card for a design project. It's driving me a bit nuts.
I want to write to an XML file from flash, and i was quite devastated to discover that that's apparently impossible. and i understand that i need to use Javascript (or PHP/ASP) to do this.
I also have picked up that to call javascript i need to use getURL,
or is it possible to write a flat txt file from actionscript?
unfortunatly i know very little javaScript.
Anyone able to help me out a bit?
most useful would be a "Javascript if you already know actionscript" tutorial (not the other way round), and a "javascript and XML Tutorial (but not focused on AJAX dernit)"
or a way to call PHP functions from actionscript... (I know php to an extent. I haven't done any XML stuff with it, but i figure it would probably be easier for me to pick up.) although i would rather not be tied to a PHP server.
or is there a much easier way to do all this with CS3 (what im hoping - all the resources i did manage to google were old-ish)
I know the easiest way of saving the state of an XML object would be in a shared object. unfortunatly that only works for a local computer. unless you can save shared objects on a server, and someone forgot to tell me.
Thanks for your time.
I'm sorry if im a bit waffly. It's late at night, and im cutting small squares out of card for a design project. It's driving me a bit nuts.