This latest Flash Photo Gallery can be implemented in a breeze! The gallery runs off advanced PHP and Actionscript code. There is no database to update, no XML files to maintain. You simply drop your images in the gallery folder and shazam! This unique gallery shows your visitors a thumbnail image of the next image to be displayed as well as the previous after you click. The advanced Actionscript code written in Flash uses smart navigation principals and only shows users a next or previous image if it is available
Live Counter! is a combination of PHP code and a Flash movie. It shows the counter state LIVE, without reloading the whole page. This means, that every site access increases the loaded counter. The counter receives about 1 byte/s, it is optimized to use a very small bandwith. The Flash movie has some built-in workarounds, so it works with IExplorer and Netscape.
Mp3Jukebox for streaming Tracks. On start, it registers available Mp3s including ID3v1-Tags like artist, song, album, year and comment (Winamp Extensions). Displays also current Play & Streamtime. MP3ToFlash requires PHP 4 and FlashMX-Player.
Mp3-Player for streaming Tracks. Values for Filename, Titel, Band and streambuffer are received from HTTP-String. Displays also current Play & Streamtime.
The MX Projects Forum will allow you to have a Flash enabled, fully functional message board on your site. Purchasing the source gives you access to free upgrades forever! The free version gives you all the SWF files for you to try and use as well as the default skin. Skinning is available in the downloadable version as well. Uses PHP and mySQL to handle the backend.
This is a small smart clip designed to help anybody to build easy flash interface for MySQL database. It is currently under development and open for any comments and suggestions.
PhlashCal is an online diary system that can be used on any website that has PHP and MySQL capabilities. It adds, deletes and modifies entries on the fly, without having to refresh the page. Full source code included.
