Flash, PHP, MySQL Integration Login/Register Tutorial

(Copied from old channel)

In this tutorial I will go through the process of creating a Flash interface for a user login/registration using PHP and MySQL integration.

(Reuploaded to fix quality)
Switch to the larger view for a clearer picture, the text is a bit fuzzy in the small view.

Requirements:
An intermediate understanding of the languages involved (Flash AS2/PHP/MySQL)
Web Server/Local Server with PHP & MySQL support.

Although this tutorial is done in AS2, it is very easy to convert it to AS3.

In this tutorial, I forgot to mention about crossdomain policy, it's very easy to do, you can find it with a google search.

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[nayt013]

just wanted to ask in the sendAndLoad, what if you're calling it from your desktop? or if you don't have a website? can i call it from my localhost or something? sorry for being such a noob at this :)

[BokoNOM]

@nayt013 Considering PHP is a server-side language, it requires a webserver of some sort. You could use something like wamp which is what I personally use for local testing (Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP), you can get it here completely free: wampserver[.]com/en

If you're not sure how to set it up, you can find plenty of guides with a google search.

[BokoNOM]

@nayt013 Considering PHP is a server-side language, it requires a webserver of some sort. You could use something like wamp which is what I personally use for local testing (Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP), you can get it here completely free: wampserver[.]com/en

If you're not sure how to set it up, you can find plenty of guides with a google search.

[DCjackass]

i've been trying to get this to work for days. IT DOESN'T WORK!

[BokoNOM]

@DCjackass -Everything- you need is displayed in this video, it's as easy as it gets.

[denzel99live]

the thing is, when i preview register.php it says: &err=Registration failed.

and login says: &user=&pass=&err=Login Successful.

what does that mean?

[BokoNOM]

@denzel99live How exactly are you trying to preview registerphp? Through a url? If you don't include a user/pass to register with of course it's going to throw an error by default. I can't give an example, youtube is fucking picky about urls in comments.

[superdasher12]

Could you add a link to the source codes?

[wuiyang]

how did you make a web, i using 1 month still cant make it

[pathikvsharma]

can u provide the souce file....

[blahertify]

Works perfectly, thanks for the help :D

[DCjackass]

@BokoNOM. Tell me why it doesn't work then? I did everything exactly the same way you did it in the video. Everything. But it just returns Login Failed every time.

[BokoNOM]

@denzel99live Something is either wrong with your db connection, or the send/load for registering code or your PHP code for querying the db. You may also require a cross-domain policy.

[denzel99live]

it gets stuck at registering details...

[BokoNOM]

@DCjackass PHP is a server side language, requiring a server. If you're using a local server then use localhost as the url.

[DCjackass]

@BokoNOM. But i'm confused as to why it needs to be a url to my site, and can't be just the files on my desktop.

[BokoNOM]

@DCjackass Requires the full domain most likely.

[DCjackass]

Error opening URL 'data/register.php?pass=testpa­ss&user=testuser'

It's giving me that error when i go to register. Only when i register though. I can't seem to find the issue.

[BokoNOM]

@MrsFrozenCake It should be define("PASS", "");

You missed a bracket, it's not hard just to go back to 1:45 and make sure you follow it correctly.

No, I can't write the script in the description because #1: It would take me as much effort as it would for you to just copy it from the video. #2: I purposely make it difficult to copy the code (by you actually having to type it) so you learn, not copy entirely. I'd only spoon feed the code if I were being paid for it.

[BokoNOM]

@ehermite0913 It's all in the video.

[ehermite0913]

can you show me the script?

[BokoNOM]

@blables1 Eg: If you have a statement like this:

if(blah == blahblah){

//do something

} // <- this is the closing brace of the if statement