Flash And Php Bible

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The use of Flash has grown substantially over the last few years. Along with this increase in popularity has been the need for more web service usage to create a dynamic application. The Flash and PHP Bible walks the reader through every aspect of using PHP in Flash. This in-depth Bible provides the step-by-step instructions you need to quickly create RIAs in Flash using cost-effective, open-source PHP programming tools. You'll learn how PHP works, when you should use it in Flash, and above all, vital security techniques for keeping your interactive sites secure. About The Author Matthew Keefe is a new-media designer, developer, with a strong background in application development for the weband offline. Originally a full time Graphic Artist he found that much of the programming associated with his design work was being outsourced. Matt quickly learned programming for the web and uncovered a valuable, but little known skill set in this industry, that skill being, the ability to build a site, but also the ability to powerfully design it. This was preferred by clients because they could do the entire project with one studio. Matt has worked with companies such as Delphi, PhotoshopCafe and Organi Studios to name a few. His work has been published in How To Wow with Flash for which he was a contributing author, and technical editor. Matt has also recently finished up work as the technical editor for Essential ActionScript 3. Table Of Contents

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Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Understanding the Basics Getting Started with Flash and PHP Exploring Flash and PHP Getting Connected Working with Data Interacting with the User Working with Cookies Part II: Developing Interactive Content Maintaining Security while Working with User Input Using Sockets Part III: Extending Flash and PHP Working with Third-Party Libraries Using Object-Oriented Programming Part IV: Developing Applications Developing Basic Applications Developing Real-World Applications Using Advanced Real-World Applications Debugging Applications Part V: Server, Application, and Database Maintenance Maintaining an Application Maintaininga Scalable and More Efficient Server Building Complete Advanced Applications Index