.   Mobile Flash Map

After almost 3 years of development, a new way of viewing
maps on mobile devices. Currently uses Flash Lite 1.1.
flashmap retrieves dynamic data from xml, parses it using php
then displays it on Flash Lite 1.1 enabled mobile phones. Use the
keypad to navigate and zoom in and out, #5 shows the menu, up and
down keys select the stores. Once pressed, you will be directed to
the store you selected.
Please note: you may not see the stores actual page when you
press "enter" as it goes to a mobile website in Japan. Everything
else is ok.
We are providing this service for free for users. Please
visit our pc site to gain access to the mobile flash map sample and
view the flash video on the pc site to see the flash map from my
desk!
Mobile Flash
Map

Hello there,
I think the problem is in how you're capturing the variables
in your PHP script. I created an example using your Actionscript
code and it works fine. Instead of hard coding the values for the
variables in the script, I created a registration form and got the
values from input textfields. Once you hit the SUBMIT button a
window opens in the browser and a PHP file catches all the
submitted data and outputs the results.
Below is the code I used in both Flash and PHP files. You can
view the example
here and
download the files
here.
Hope that helps!

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