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Okay, so I'm testing example.fla from the amfphp/examples/basic directory.
When I open the FLA, I notice on the first line of AS there are include files ActionScript Code:
But I guess the pound sign in front makes them just comments. Do I need these files? I can't find them anywhere in my amfphp folder. Just trying to get the example to work. here's a link. the fla isn't working http://www.caillouette.com/amfphp/ex.../examples.html Thanks |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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If you have downloaded and installed Flash Remoting Component from the MM site, you should have those files...
I don't know where it is stored in Mac, but I am on W2K and My Flash MX is installed in D:\G\Flash MX and I can find those AS files in D:\G\Flash MX\Configuration\include directory... ![]()
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I found the files in my Flash MX folder.
So I placed copies of the file in the same folder as the example.fla inside the amfphp folder. Then I uploaded the new files and teseted exampl.swf. But it still doesn't work. By the way, why is there a # in front of the include command in the fla . Does anyone want to look at my fla or gateway.php to make sure I've got my settings correct? the link is http://www.caillouette.com/example.sit any help or advice is appreciated Thanks again |
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I just found a tutorial on AMFPHP in actionscript.org's tutorial section,
So I will be reading that before I post again Thanks |
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Master of Nothing
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Diego, CA
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Yo udon't need to include them in the same folder as your swf. They get added when you compile the swf in flash. The #include is a directive which includes the specified file into the compiled swf.
You didn't include much. What does your file structure look like for the flash services folder? |
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Freddycodes, I'm not sure I understand your question.
okay in my root I have the following ActionScript Code:
I also have my example file in the following tree structure ActionScript Code:
does that sound right? Last edited by SeanPaul72; 12-14-2003 at 07:52 PM.. |
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Nevermind, Cyan Blue cleared things up for me
Last edited by SeanPaul72; 12-15-2003 at 01:59 AM.. |
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