AMFPHP

Several members have expressed an interest in building Flash apps that can communicate with a Drupal site. There is an Acquia sponsored webinar coming up on just this topic Thursday 7/23/2009:

http://acquia.com/community/resources/webinars/build-dynamic-community-s...

i broke my head on this for few days (and broke anyone on this group's b##ls i guess..)
i got to a solution now and want to share:

i am on drupal 6.10, Services, amfphp.
I have a content type called PHOTOS with 1 image_field.
I need to save the image to server, store it into drupal, then finally create/edit the node to link the image file to it.

My starting point is very similar with keystr0k's @ http://groups.drupal.org/node/20549, with the difference that he's using DrupalSite.as class.
I tried keystr0k's method and it didnt work for me, and it was too complex to debug.

hi,

i have drupal 6 with amfphp and services. i think it is ok, because i don't get any error when i try to connect..but..
my call to amfphp ALWAYS return null...and not even a small warning, no errors...just null.

when i use remote object, the function for result ok is called...just the result comes as null.

what might be happening?

Hey everyone, I just made a video tutorial with code examples available at http://blip.tv/file/1399795 on how to get flash image data into Drupal.

Part two will demonstrate how to save a node with the image data associated with it. Feedback is of course welcomed as there may be some things people may have better ideas about how to approach.

Hi all,

I have been playing around with AS3 and AMFPHP using FlashDevelop IDE and slowly learning. I have pieced the following code together and finally having overcome all the syntax errors and getting the types properly defined It doesn't throw any compiling error however it won't connect.

I get the following error

If someone could point out my probably obvious mistake I would be very appreciative.


package {

import flash.display.Sprite;    

Hey everyone, I thought I'd post about a project I'm working on. My goal was to have a user create images in Flash, and ultimately have Drupal save the image on the webserver along with node data for retrieval later.

It works!

I'm new to using Services and AMFPHP, and to some extent Actionscript 3, but with the screencasts Rob Loach provided (HUGE thanks!!) I was able to start wrapping my head around this stuff. Even though the tutorials are done in Flex, with some fiddling I got it to work in Flash CS3.

ello, i'm new to this group and to the service / amfphp modules. after following the flash 8 section in the services hand handbook [http://drupal.org/node/140893 ] i've got my flash site to connected to drupal, so a well happy. but i'm struggling to find out how to implement the api and session keys in as2; the as3 stuff seem really cool, but my site need run in as2. Could anyone point me in the right direction of any as2 classes or help with some basic syntax, where do i add the api and session keys?

I am currently using Flex to consume an amfphp service, and it works great. However, when you try to use the swf on a Facebook profile, you have to click on an image first in order to load the swf.

My thought was to use the JSON server to return JSON to my facebook app. However, I get hit with the cross domain security issue. Has anyone here successfully accessed the JSON Server from a remote domain?

-Erich-

What is the best way to organize and commit patches back to Drupal modules for Services?

Examples:
* comment.load
* comment.user
* inbox.getmessages
* node.load
* node.save
* node.delete
* user.login
* user.logout
* aggregator.load

User g10 starts the discussion with there should be a consensus bout this:

Hi Drupalers,

Rob & I created a full flash solution in conjunction with Drupal as the backend.
We thought it would be cool to share this with you guys.

The application is fully flash and includes a photogallery & videogallery.
You could use it to start your online media broadcasting system alongside catchy graphics.

To view the flash frontend: Media Center (mc)
To view the drupal backend: Media Center (mc) Backend