Author: Li Song, Zhong Yuan (editors)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book specifically introduces the powerful capabilities of Macromedia's new product Flash MX 2004 combined with backend databases, utilizing currently popular web programming methods to achieve dynamic content updates and display in Flash. The book consists of 12 chapters, including relevant knowledge of network programming languages, basic knowledge of Flash ActionScript, methods and practices of combining Flash + PHP + MySQL, methods and practices of combining Flash + ASP + Access, and knowledge points such as Flash MX 2004 external components. The book conducts an in-depth analysis of the integration of Flash MX 2004 with various web programming technologies. It explains concepts in an easy-to-understand manner through numerous engaging examples, allowing readers to gain a hands-on experience and understanding of the entire learning process. Additionally, the accompanying CD-ROM includes all the related Flash source files from the book as well as some relevant tools and software. The book is well-structured, rich in examples, and suitable for all Flash enthusiasts and web programmers. It is particularly a highly practical and instructive resource for those passionate about Flash programming.
Black Magic Cube Series: Professional Tutorial for Dynamic Development of FLASH Database (1CD)
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