- Setting up AMFPHP ( 3:32 ) A short walk through of what you need to do in order to get AMFPHP running on your local machine.
- Introduction to AMFPHP : Step by step process of creating a simple app – blogroll – to go through the steps of connecting to AMFPHP to send and get data from your MySQL database. This example was created using Flash Builder but the same process should work just fine for project created with the Flash IDE
- Part I ( 6:39 )
Making the connection - Part II ( 8:49 )
Collecting the data into an ArrayList - Part III( 10:02 )
Display the data as Buttons using a DataGroup and ItemRenderer - Part IV ( 6:04 )
Create controls to page through the blogroll - Part V ( 7:38 )
User control for submitting data to the database - Part VI ( coming soon )
Admin app for approving/deleting user submitted entries
- Part I ( 6:39 )
Introduction to AMFPHP using Actionscript
This project created in Flash Builder – this workflow should work similarly in the Flash IDE – will walk you through the steps of creating a simple app that retrieves data from a MySQL database via AMFPHP.
It’s a <Button> Jim. But not as we know it – 6:42 minutes
Skinning the Flex 4 <s:Button> to make it look, and act, like an HTML link. But with a little pizazz thrown in for good measure. Visit the original post to see some examples and get the source code.
A very simple example of Data Binding – 5:25 minutes
If you’re a Flex developer then it’s easy to forget just how cool data binding is. But if you’ve never coded with the Flex framework databinding might seem magical.
