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    Hey Bijo, No worries; If you visit...

    Hey Bijo,

    No worries;

    If you visit http://falifa.com/loginUID.php it'll redirect you to index.php (clearly this is wrong; obviously some code is there to ensure it's on the www. subdomain and,...
  2. Hey, I'm not sure if it's possible with the...

    Hey,

    I'm not sure if it's possible with the normal URLRequest but a few thoughts:
    Firstly - there's more advanced file loaders (like BulkLoader) that allow prioritisation
    Secondly - I'd actually...
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    I don't believe so - at least, to change the...

    I don't believe so - at least, to change the actual stage.

    But an easy - and very useful - workaround is to create a separate sprite/movieclip/whatever. Simply set it's position to be in the...
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    The answer is definitely a yes - but varies...

    The answer is definitely a yes - but varies greatly but the actual database structure, the fields, how normalised it is, etc.

    Assuming a fully normalised database, you would be looking to display...
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    Not quite sure what you mean; if you want the...

    Not quite sure what you mean; if you want the person who is sending it to see the URL also, then the following line displays it:


    print...
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    Hey, You're not using the www on the request...

    Hey,

    You're not using the www on the request to loginUID.php which is redirecting to index.php (strangely?!) that seems to be causing your problem.

    Cheers
    Mark
  7. Hey, Without being specific to that tutorial...

    Hey,

    Without being specific to that tutorial (as I haven't read it) generally the method would be to try calling the PHP file directly in your browser rather than via Flash.

    Firstly - it may...
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    Hey, Have you tried loading the SWF in Firefox...

    Hey,

    Have you tried loading the SWF in Firefox and using one of the Firefox plugins to track HTTP requests? There's a couple - Firebug tracks hits (but I'm not sure it handles hits that are not...
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