08-05-05 10:46 PM
What if I want to save data from a clientLocal in a shared object=20
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I have a tracking system which tracks login and logout time. When the=20
user logs in, I save the date, time, etc. in a clientGlobal. When they=20
logout (disconnect), I grab their clientGlobal, add to it the logout date=20
and time, and save it in a shared object. How can I do the same, but with =
clientLocal, if I'm not using components? I know I can save all of the=20
same info in a client-side variable when a user logs in, but when they log =
out, I still need to write it to the shared object.
Know what I mean? It just seems easier to do it server-side. Please=20
correct me if I'm on the wrong track.
Thanks,
Brandon
Fernando Fl=F3rez <fernando.florez-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>=
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Re: Fw: [FlashComm] gFrameworkFC.ClientGlobals(client)
If you are not using components then there's no need to use
clientGlobals at all. You can specify those vars on the Client
instance.
Thanks,
Fernando
On 8/5/05, Brandon=5FKrakowsky-1kLVSyq0wur/WnwTtj1/UIFTLv+wk40W@public.gmane
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<Brandon=5FKrakowsky-1kLVSyq0wur/WnwTtj1/UIFTLv+wk40W@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> I'm defining clientGlobals in the main.asc When someone first logs in,
> several things are saved, like username, login time, etc. If I don't=20
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> any components, how would I use clientLocals? I don't think I can=20
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> these in the main.asc, can I?
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> Thanks,
> Brandon
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> Fernando Fl=F3rez <fernando.florez-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org
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> 08/04/2005 11:31 PM
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> I suggest use clientLocal if you have a component var only. You only
> use the global object if you want to share data across components.
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> On 8/4/05, Brandon=5FKrakowsky-1kLVSyq0wur/WnwTtj1/UIFTLv+wk40W@public.gma
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