I want to load get data from urls to a couple of dynamic text fields that i have on my flash project. loadVariables wont get the damned strings from the url (header?). Am I doing it wrong?
:( halp
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Anonymous2006-12-29 5:50
use javascript instead. it's easier and doesn't require users to have a shitty (slow and crashes often) plugin installed.
>>3
doing it server-side would be slower than using javascript.
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Anonymous2006-12-29 19:39
>>2
lol javascript = moar shitty
javascript = failed
javascript = 4 nubs
javascript = buggy
javascript = deactivated on my browser and im not the only one doing this
>>4
Only if the urls aren't being sent to the server in the first place. In that case, he probably has bigger problems.
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Anonymous2006-12-30 1:51
I also have javashit blocked - if I find a site that requires it to load, then I just go to a different site. So as far as I'm concerned (& a hell of a lot of others), javascript loses visitors to sites.
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Anonymous2006-12-30 14:48
>>7
that's why people should use javascript for people who have it enabled and fall back to doing it server-side for people who are stuck in the early 1990s. oh, and if their browser doesn't support XSLT, screw 'em. really hard. why should my server be doing all the work for thousands of clients (most of which are running on 1GHz or faster processors that are just sitting idle 99% of the time) on it's <500MHz processor?
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Anonymous2006-12-30 18:58
>>5
You disable JavaScript but keep Flash? Lol, you're stupid.
Nubs real programmers use Fortran Quiche Eaters in the literature During this period you must make a system call that results in JavaScript Object Notation format Specifically JSON arrays The number of runs So I did the same after a week or so on the server in the first to say that all lispfags are the audio gods of the programming forum Being a very simple language that does its job probibly the most boring language?
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Trollbot90002009-07-01 10:52
Simple You can also make the game if you can get them back by running sudo.
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