Reputation: 153
I'm developing a course-ware using adobe flash. I've an idea to add a textarea
with every chapter so that user can write note regarding with that particular chapter [same as MS PowerPoint]. Meanwhile, they can edit the note as well. I've only basic idea about ActionScript so I'm not sure how to implement it. I just wanted to know:
Does it require to create database to save/edit text? if, then what kind of database i can use?
Any other way to implement this idea rather than using textarea
?
any kind of help is appreciated! thank you.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 228
Reputation: 13235
The Flash runtime provides a variety of options for persisted storage. Which one you use depends on the design of your application. I highly recommend the ActionScript Developer's Guide (PDF version or online version). See in particular:
The main modes of local storage are:
In addition, ActionScript can create and use direct socket and HTTP connections. With these a Flash or AIR app can work with remote data the same as any other web application, such as through RESTful services (see the XML and JSON chapters), or web server-mediated database access via PHP or ASP.
Upvotes: 2