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This is a fairly simple technique that uses a simple setup that will send variables from a Flash movie to a PHP script, and then that PHP script will print the variables out.

Here we will cover the process involved in making a very simple email form in Flash using PHP. Be aware that Flash alone is incapable of sending email. PHP, or some other server-side script like PHP, is needed to handle that operation.

You can control when those situations occur by using control statements such as if/else.

In this short and easy tutorial, we are going set up a local web server which only we can access (for now).

Are you interested in introducing some randomness to your web pages? Of course you are! One such way is by loading a random image. If you have a site containing a splash image, you may want to consider displaying a different image each time a visitor visits your site.

Well a lot of people keep asking about PHP mail forms. I don't have Flash on this computer, so I'm just going to have to make everyone stick with a regular HTML form. I will give the code and then explain that code.

We have all seen them and most people use them but PHP form mailers are become a must for a web site and I will show how to make one with no knowledge of PHP needed.

This tutorial should teach you a little bit about integration between Flash, PHP and MySQL. We will learn how to parse text into a HTML-formatted textbox from an external Actionscript file.

So you want dynamic content on your Flash movie. Sounds simple, right? Well let me tell you that it is, and well, it isn't. This tutorial assumes a basic knowledge of Actionscript, PHP and MySQL. If you have that, it's time to move on. Otherwise, I recommend you do some reading on the subjects...

This tutorial should help you do most of the things that the header function is capable of.