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Sending data from the browser when a client visits a website, and saving it on a database or file, is a common requirement of website functionality, and websites written in Flash are no exception. In order to handle data exchanges, a familiarity with Flash Action Script is needed. An example would be a feedback form on a website, where the text entered via the browser is sent via email, or an interactive quiz using data stored in xml files. Xml (Extensible Mark Up Language) files act as simple databases. The content of text contained in structured nodes within the xml file can be amended by the website visitor, and the amended file can be re-loaded into the Flash website. Explaining how to use xml files for data interaction in Flash is a specialist service that we provide. For data interaction to take place, there must be a server file that handles reloading the page, this will be an ASP.NET file written in Visual Studio and stored on your computer using IIS. | |
