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[30 May 2009 | No Comment | 2,478 views]

Flash has an easy way to save locally persistent data directly from Actionscript. Using the SharedObject Class, one can define many data points within the same object and use them like you would “cookies”.

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//Declare a cookie name
var cookieName:String = "cookieExample";
 
//Create an object to store cookie data
var cookie:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal(cookieName);
 
//If the data we are looking for doesn’t exist (and it truly doesn’t exist, it’s just not 0)
if(!cookie.data.firstPageToShow && cookie.data.firstPageToShow!=0){
 
//initiate the data point
cookie.data.firstPageToShow = 0;
 
}else{
 
//increment the data point
cookie.data.firstPageToShow += 1;
}

After this code runs, if the user has visited the site before, they …

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[30 May 2009 | No Comment | 14,525 views]
D2Coding is Open for Business

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[30 May 2009 | No Comment | 1,626 views]
Easily Configurable Transitioning Flash Banner

Pay for development once, and maintain this sophisticated banner with modifications only to a text file. Expandable to any number of transitions, this banner will be the first thing your customers notice about your site. Tell your story through a series of images and captions, keeping the banner fresh by easily updating the configuration.

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