Flash stronger then PHP?

[vinnie]

I have tried several times to make the flash website to communicate
with the PHP script i have on the server, but it does not work. It
should work in this way: when the fields on the forms are all "not
blank" send the mail. The PHP then should be in charge to send the
email to the destination address.

The files are:

PHP (server side):

<?php
// get the externl variables
$destMail = $_REQUEST["destMail"];
$senderName = $_REQUEST["senderName "];
$senderMail = $_REQUEST["snderMail"];
$senderSubject = $_REQUEST["senderSubj ect"];
$senderBody = $_REQUEST["senderBody "];
// add header info
$header = "From: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";
$header .= "Replay-To: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";
// invio della mail: destinatario, subject, coprpo della mail, header
mail($destMail, $senderSubject, $senderBody, $header);
?>
While the FLASH script is:

fieldsFilled = new Object();
fieldsFilled.on KeyUp = function()
{
if (destMail_txt.t ext != '' && senderName_txt. text != '' &&
senderMail_txt. text != '' && senderSubject_t xt.text != '' &&
senderBody_txt. text != '') {
send_btn.enable d = true;
}
else
{
send_btn.enable d = false;
}
}
Key.addListener (fieldsFilled);
send_btn.enable d = false;
var sendMail_lv:Loa dVars = new LoadVars();
send_btn.onRele ase = function()
{
sendMail_lv.des tMail = destMail_txt.te xt;
sendMail_lv.sen derName = senderName_txt. text;
sendMail_lv.sen derMail = senderMail_txt. text;
sendMail_lv.sen derSubject = senderSubject_t xt.text;
sendMail_lv.sen derBody = senderBody_txt. text;
// invio i dati tramite sedandload
sendMail_lv.sen dAndLoad("http://PATH TO MY SERVER/sendMail.php",
sendMail_lv, "POST");
}

Thanks a lot.
Vinnie

[Fred]

On Aug 9, 7:54 pm, vinnie <centro.ga...@g mail.comwrote:

I have tried several times to make the flash website to communicate
with the PHP script i have on the server, but it does not work. It
should work in this way: when the fields on the forms are all "not
blank" send the mail. The PHP then should be in charge to send the
email to the destination address.

The files are:

PHP (server side):

<?php
// get the externl variables
$destMail = $_REQUEST["destMail"];
$senderName = $_REQUEST["senderName "];
$senderMail = $_REQUEST["snderMail"];
$senderSubject = $_REQUEST["senderSubj ect"];
$senderBody = $_REQUEST["senderBody "];
// add header info
$header = "From: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";
$header .= "Replay-To: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";
// invio della mail: destinatario, subject, coprpo della mail, header
mail($destMail, $senderSubject, $senderBody, $header);
?>

While the FLASH script is:

fieldsFilled = new Object();
fieldsFilled.on KeyUp = function()
{
if (destMail_txt.t ext != '' && senderName_txt. text != '' &&
senderMail_txt. text != '' && senderSubject_t xt.text != '' &&
senderBody_txt. text != '') {
send_btn.enable d = true;
}
else
{
send_btn.enable d = false;
}}

Key.addListener (fieldsFilled);
send_btn.enable d = false;
var sendMail_lv:Loa dVars = new LoadVars();
send_btn.onRele ase = function()
{
sendMail_lv.des tMail = destMail_txt.te xt;
sendMail_lv.sen derName = senderName_txt. text;
sendMail_lv.sen derMail = senderMail_txt. text;
sendMail_lv.sen derSubject = senderSubject_t xt.text;
sendMail_lv.sen derBody = senderBody_txt. text;
// invio i dati tramite sedandload
sendMail_lv.sen dAndLoad("http://PATHTO MY SERVER/sendMail.php",
sendMail_lv, "POST");
}

Thanks a lot.
Vinnie

my understanding is that the variables recieved should look like this
$destMail = $_POST["destMail"];
and so on. you can always use the following script to make sure that
your send the varibles to php...
<?php
foreach ($_POST as $key=>$value) {
$received .= "$key = $value\r\n";
}

$printout = fopen("variable s.txt", "w");
fwrite($printou t, $received);
fclose($printou t);
?>

That will list the varibles passed to it from flash. Hope this helps.

[Phil]

check our AMFPHP, works much smoother and allows your flash to talk
directly to your php objects - READ THE INSTRUCTIONS, its a bid weird
settign it up.

Phil

[Toby A Inkster]

vinnie wrote:

$senderMail = $_REQUEST["snderMail"];

$senderMail = $_REQUEST["senderMail "];

$header = "From: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";
$header .= "Replay-To: $senderName <senderMail>\br ";

$header = "From: $senderName <$senderMail>\r \n";
$header .= "Reply-To: $senderName <$senderMail>\r \n";

Possibly other errors too.

By the way, this script has big security holes and may lead to your server
being blacklisted.

--
Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
[Geek of HTML/SQL/Perl/PHP/Python/Apache/Linux]
[OS: Linux 2.6.12-12mdksmp, up 50 days, 16:12.]

Command Line Interfaces, Again
http://tobyinkster.co.uk/blog/2007/0...nd-line-again/

[vinnie]

On Aug 10, 8:19 am, Phil <ppalmi...@page 12.comwrote:

check our AMFPHP, works much smoother and allows your flash to talk
directly to your php objects - READ THE INSTRUCTIONS, its a bid weird
settign it up.

Phil

Thanks Phil,
What is AMFPHP?