xml.send to php without opening a new window

[Fontaine]

I tried all the values (_top,_self,...) in the parameters of xml.send and it opens the PHP file. I need PHP only as backoffice for saving the xml file.

What can I do to stay with the Flash window?

Thanks

[azwaldo]

if only writing to an XML file from PHP, you could try this

InstanceName.loadVariables("http://www.yourDomain.com/writeToXML.php", "GET");

[Fontaine]

I'm working on a local computer http://localhost/~Pat/write.php and used:
_root.loadVariables("write.php", "POST");
the two files are in the same directory and it always change the URL of the flash HTML with the php file.
I have done a lot of time on PC with ASP and now working on my Mac.
I don't know why. Do I need to configure something on the Apcha server or PHP engine?

[azwaldo]

yes, check the path reference for the file to be overwritten...
will your final movie be posted on a server?

""...change[s] the URL of the flash HTML"

is the PHP file being called?

[Fontaine]

will your final movie be posted on a server?

yes

is the PHP file being called?

yes when the user push a button in the flash movie I call with loadVariables or GetURL the php file that saves changes.

yes, check the path reference for the file to be overwritten...

Which file do you mean? I 'm saving an xml file and works fine also when I overwrite it. I need the php file do be executed as a backoffice script so that the flash movie don't disappear.

Thanks

[azwaldo]

without seeing the XML and PHP scripts it's difficult to guess; are you loading the XML doc when the movie opens?

by this:

need the php file do be executed as a backoffice script so that the flash movie don't disappear

...do you mean the PHP script should refresh the html page (where swf is embedded)?

Can you attach the .fla to a reply in this thread? Posting the .fla allows everyone to see what you are describing, likely resulting in a more rapid solution. Zip it up? Maybe create a dummy copy of the fla ("Save as" with different name) and remove large sound files and images, then attach the stripped-down fla here...