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This tutorial will help you to create a simple, straightforward example that does not deviate into extraneous functions, efficient coding methods, etc.

How to format and process your data for any use greater than displaying them as a string in a textField.

I'm just going to jump right into the XML and PHP without much of an explanation. For this project I decided to create a mock-news headline parser.

What we're going to do is draw the appearance of the counter in flash, write a php script that will store the visitor count in a small text file, and then call the php script from flash.

And that is what this tutorial is all about; using PHP to parse and format an XML document.

This tutorial is just a down and dirty explanation on how to use the include() function in an attempt to make your PHP code-writing life a little easier.

So you want to create a guestbook but you don't have a database like MySQL at your disposal? Then this tutorial might come in handy. The things you'll need are Flash, a PHP script and the XML file that will hold your data.

This article will not explain how to install PHP, but this article will explain how to test if PHP is installed and configured properly in your server.

In the following examples, I only provide the PHP code. You have to provide the HTML and Body tags in the HTML to make your page a real PHP page. I avoided using the HTML opening and closing tags simply to focus only on PHP!

Virtually every Flash web site ever created has a menu of some sort in it. Most are quite simple, possibly just a row of buttons. Others, however, are more complex, offering not just buttons but also incorporating submenus via drop-down as well. That's what this tutorial will focus on.