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• JeffChan on April 7th, at 9:28 pm •

  Wow that is very interesting. Does that mean you can use this flash script on forums without the [flash] tag?

  And I don’t know any Flash nor how ming works myself, are you going to show us the source code ?

• ClickFanatic on April 8th, at 11:15 am •

  Jeff, what this PHP extension actually does is allowing you to create Flash movies using PHP.
  The output is a ‘normal’ Flash file which can and should be embedded in webpages like any regular Flash file.
  So if a forum supports Flash BBcode, you will have to use that to embed it.

  As for the source code of ming, seeing that it’s opensource you can probably get it from their website.

• JeffChan on April 8th, at 8:45 pm •

  Yea. Sorry, that was a dumb question.

  I actually tested this out on my homeserver and it’s very awesome!

• Vincent on April 10th, at 2:41 pm •

  That’s cool

  So are you also going to use that or is it just a fact that you were burning to tell us?

• ClickFanatic on April 10th, at 5:08 pm •

  Vincent, I am going to use that for something, but I’m not yt sure what that’s going to be.

  I found it an interesting bit of news to post on my blog, anyway.
  Hopefully this encourages some other developers to start thinking about ming powered applications as well.

• Voldemort on April 10th, at 5:13 pm •

  Wheee, I love such pointer-trail tricks!

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