Send jpg and texts from flash to php in ONE CLICK?

1/ Sending variables to PHP There are a lot of tutorials out there regarding Flash / PHP communication. Here's a video tutorial blog.phpmoz.org/two-way-flash-php-commun... 2/Image encoding in AS3 This article may help , although it goes a bit further than what you're asking designreviver.com/tutorials/actionscript... 3/Do all of the above with one Click Why not try an introduction to AS3. I always recommend Colin Mook's Lost Actionscript Week End video series on AdobeTV No, I don't really have a link for static methods.

Think of it as a way to encapsulate functionality that doesn't affect a specific instance of a class. Let's say for example that you're using various forms in your application and you would like to validate them, you could create a Validation class with some static methods In that example, the Validation class clearly doesn't care about validating itself, it's only a container for accessing the validation methods wherever you need them var email:TextField; //whenever that field has been filled , you could validate it like that: var valid:Boolean = ValidationClass. EmailValidate( email.

Text ) As you can see, in order to access the static methods of a class, you don't need to instantiate the class, which also explains why static methods are not meant to affect a specific instance of a class hope it helps! If it's still unclear , I'm sure a little Googling plus some experimentation should help ;).

1/ Sending variables to PHP There are a lot of tutorials out there regarding Flash / PHP communication. Here's a video tutorial blog.phpmoz.org/two-way-flash-php-commun... 2/Image encoding in AS3 This article may help , although it goes a bit further than what you're asking designreviver.com/tutorials/actionscript... 3/Do all of the above with one Click Why not try an introduction to AS3. I always recommend Colin Mook's Lost Actionscript Week End video series on AdobeTV No, I don't really have a link for static methods.

Think of it as a way to encapsulate functionality that doesn't affect a specific instance of a class. Let's say for example that you're using various forms in your application and you would like to validate them, you could create a Validation class with some static methods.In that example, the Validation class clearly doesn't care about validating itself, it's only a container for accessing the validation methods wherever you need them. Var email:TextField; //whenever that field has been filled , you could validate it like that: var valid:Boolean = ValidationClass.

EmailValidate( email. Text ); As you can see, in order to access the static methods of a class, you don't need to instantiate the class, which also explains why static methods are not meant to affect a specific instance of a class. Hope it helps!

If it's still unclear , I'm sure a little Googling plus some experimentation should help ;).

Thanks so much. I make it.. : ),, – Katax EmperorKatax Dec 21 '10 at 4:16 Do you know any link that describes "Static" command in full details? I want to fully understand it...... Cheers – Katax EmperorKatax Dec 21 '10 at 4:18 Great Help ... TNX.. : ) ,, – Katax EmperorKatax Mar 15 at 5:27.

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