Re: PHP / MYSQL & AUTHORWARE
| From: | Fred | Date: | Wed, 21 Nov 2001 17:26:06 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP / MYSQL & AUTHORWARE | ||
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Check out the WDDX functions. They were made for precisely this purpose (if
I understand you correctly). Your PHP scripts would use WDDX to serialize
the variables and Authorware would deserialize them. Of course, I don't
have a clue what Authorware is and it may or may not include support for
WDDX.
Fred
Geoff <geoff.spruce@theridge.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:20011121151530.98743.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
> Hi all
>
> I've asked the Authorware user group but got no response, and am wondering
> whether anyone else has tried this.
>
> I use mainly PHP (sometimes ASP) and MYSQL to read/write database
> information via Web pages in my normal web work. It works fine.
> When using Authorware I can display the same web pages within Authorware
> using the Active X Sprite Web Browser. and all works fine. But what I
really
> want to do is link the two. In other words. PASS the information to
> Authorware from the Web Pages, that way I could display the database
> information within a display icon or manipulate the data via authorware
> calculation icons etc.
>
> It would give me a database link (with which I'm familiar and works
superbly
> over the web) without using ODBC / Access Databases or third party
utilities
> like Datagrip
>
> Surely if the Sprite can read/display the Web Pages then it can't be too
> difficult to somehow read the variables being passed back to the web page
> from either PHP or ASP from the database.
>
> Any info from anyone to point me in the right direction (or off the top of
a
> tall building !!) would be greatfully recieved
>
> Thanks
>
> Geoff
>
>
>