here is the code
<php?
$id1 =1;
$id2 = "module 1 loaded";
echo "$var1=$id1","$var2=$id2";
?>
i know this is not correct way how can i pass these two varables to flash
here is the code
<php?
$id1 =1;
$id2 = "module 1 loaded";
echo "$var1=$id1","$var2=$id2";
?>
i know this is not correct way how can i pass these two varables to flash
If you want to create a script which outputs data which can be loaded with LoadVariables or LoadVars you need something like this
//set up your values
$vars=array();
$vars['foo']='bar';
$vars['xyz']='123';
//output
header ("Content-Type: application/x-www-urlformencoded");
$sep="";
foreach($vars as $name=>$val)
{
echo $sep.$name."=".urlencode($val);
$sep="&";
}
If your version of PHP supports it, http_build_query makes this even easier:
$vars=array();
$vars['foo']='bar';
$vars['xyz']='123';
header ("Content-Type: application/x-www-urlformencoded");
echo http_build_query($vars);
Shouldn't it just be in the form of a query string:
echo $var1.'='.$id1.'&'.$var2.'='.$id2;
Make sure the keys and values are urlencoded.
Paul Dixon's code snip is what you need on the PHP side. Here's the flash part:
myVars = new LoadVars();
myVars.load("http://localhost/foo.php");
myVars.onLoad = function (success) {
if (success) {
for( var attr in this ) {
trace (" key " + attr + " = " + this[attr]);
}
} else {
trace ("LoadVars Error");
}
}
Note, you will want to replace the loop logic with whatever your application requires.
<?php
echo http_build_query( array(
'var1' => 1
,'var2' => 'module 1 loaded'
));
Flash Code:
btn.onPress = function(){
testLoadVars = new LoadVars();
testLoadVars.onLoad = function(success){
if(success){
trace(testLoadVars.var1);
trace(testLoadVars.var2);
}
else
trace("error");
}
testLoadVars.sendAndLoad("http://localhost/filename.php?uniqueID=" + getTimer(),testLoadVars,"POST");
}
That's all.. Any Problem faced??