Movie DB

Hi,

Putting together a movie DB with an XHTML/CSS interface:

Title | Rating | Director | Comments | Genre

Add Title
Delete Title
Update Title

PHP/MySQL as the middleware and storage



FLEX/XML for displaying the data:
View Title



However, it seems that the entire thing could/should be done
with  
FLEX, any thoughts on this?

CK
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You don't need Flex to do that. Flash is fine.

I'm currently developing a video player, trimmer, &
mixer, that pull 
data (xml) from Perl/MySQL servers. So far, Flash 8 has
served me very well.

visit www.eyespot.com to see what I'm talking about 

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CK wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Putting together a movie DB with an XHTML/CSS
interface:
> 
> Title | Rating | Director | Comments | Genre
> 
> Add Title
> Delete Title
> Update Title
> 
> PHP/MySQL as the middleware and storage
> 
> 
> 
> FLEX/XML for displaying the data:
> View Title
> 
> 
> 
> However, it seems that the entire thing could/should be
done with FLEX, 
> any thoughts on this?
> 
> CK

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Here's mine, admittedly it's not much (coldfusion+mysql) and
I keep
planning to go back and do something interesting with it.,
but have
not as of yet. Heck, it only sorts via DVD ID and name right
now, and
very crudely at that.

http://www.thelarge
glass.com/dvd/

It would be a perfect academic exercise for either Flash/XML
or Flex,
or  CFM/mySQL or PHP/mySQL or all of them... 

Would be cool if it worked on phones as well?

Sigh, so many ideas, so little time...

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Hi,

The reason I'm opting for FLEX, is with the DataGrid, the
user can  
rearrange columns, sort and resize them. The DataGrid in
FLASH on  
first glance does not allow the shuffling of columns. Is
this  
observation in err?


Your example is a "spicy meatball" linking to IMDB
is a grand feature.

CK


On Jul 14, 2007, at 10:58 PM, Count Schemula wrote:

> Here's mine, admittedly it's not much
(coldfusion+mysql) and I keep
> planning to go back and do something interesting with
it., but have
> not as of yet. Heck, it only sorts via DVD ID and name
right now, and
> very crudely at that.
>
> http://www.thelarge
glass.com/dvd/
>
> It would be a perfect academic exercise for either
Flash/XML or Flex,
> or  CFM/mySQL or PHP/mySQL or all of them... 
>
> Would be cool if it worked on phones as well?
>
> Sigh, so many ideas, so little time...
>
> -- 
> count_schemula
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