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Flash and XML: A Developer's Guide
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Over the past few chapters we have learned why a DBMS is superior to a flat file. But so far our working system transmitted...
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| We exclusively write PHP code in this chapter (although one of the PHP commands we learn can take MySQL code as a parameter). PHP has...
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| PHP has gobs of useful commands and methods for MySQL. We can string them together to amend, update, and retrieve specific information from database tables....
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| No more commands that return pointers are introduced in this chapter. The remainder of these functions do not access any SQL database at all, but...
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| We can fetch a row three different ways. Essentially each way retrieves a single record, the one being pointed to, and returns it in a...
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| We will use the rand command to determine which question to send via XML to the client. We find the minimum and maximum QuIDs and...
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| Another possibility is that we can just get all the questions and set the internal pointer to a random row. While it does require a...
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| Now the PHP code we wrote in truly does what it is supposed to. Congratulations. Our trivia game now has a Flash interface that reads...
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