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November 11, 2009

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Author: Arjan (47 Articles) - Author Website

Arjan is a SAP Consultant specialized in ABAP and Front End development techniques like Web Dynpro, Adobe Interactive Forms, Flex and AIR. In his free time he likes to create examples for Flex-Blog and other applications using Flex, AIR and PHP. Other hobbies are movies and music. He is also the co-owner of Flex-Blog.com.


Everybody that has a site somewhere sitting on the Web is probably interested in the number of visitors. There are a a lot of solutions available that can give you detailed statistics about your site. Google Analytics is one of them, and I think this is the one that’s mostly used right now. Google also has an API which you can use to get statistics, wouldn’t it be cool to have these statistics available to you in Flex? Ofcourse it’s possible, here how you do it using PHP and Flash Builder 4.

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Simple Flex & PHP Example

February 14, 2009

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Author: Arjan (47 Articles) - Author Website

Arjan is a SAP Consultant specialized in ABAP and Front End development techniques like Web Dynpro, Adobe Interactive Forms, Flex and AIR. In his free time he likes to create examples for Flex-Blog and other applications using Flex, AIR and PHP. Other hobbies are movies and music. He is also the co-owner of Flex-Blog.com.

How do i get my data from Flex to PHP? I wondered about this a year or so ago when I was just getting to know Flex. I have to admit that my PHP skills are not that good, I can get things in and out of MySQL databases and that’s about it. But after figuring it out, I wanted to share. Transferring data can be a mammoth task, and I think we all know that. So to have a quick tutorial allowing you to avoid the traumatic experience of a failed data transfer. Just follow the instructions, and you could repeat the process for anything from your personal blog to o2.co.uk/. I hope it helps, and I know that I found this amazingly useful when I first discovered it. But enough about me, let’s make a simple Flex application that calls some PHP script on the server.

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