As said previously.. The Messenger I've created (well it's at a beta stage anyway) for my new site is created from a couple of well known and well used web-based technologies... mixed with a bit of imagination and raw talentvolka wrote:the question still remains: How and using what did you write the app?Fredix wrote:oh man....
If you used the IDEs for eg. VB or VC++ you could change the properties for the program-icon easily. THAT's what I wanted to say
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so you didn't use any application for that? It just appeared from thin air summoned by the power of your genius?
I'm just curious because (as Fredix already mentioned) usually you can choose the icon used at compile time. Building the app and then changing the icon resource afterwars is ..hmm... a bit strange, to say the least
I'm just curious because (as Fredix already mentioned) usually you can choose the icon used at compile time. Building the app and then changing the icon resource afterwars is ..hmm... a bit strange, to say the least
Hehe... it works using good 'ol PHP, MySQL, and Flash
Nothing special really.
Flash is obviously used as the main front-end of the messenger but all of the 'behind the scenes' stuff is handled by PHP.
What's cool about the new version of Flash (MX) is that you can have real-time webcam streaming in the actual Flash movie as well, so as well as chatting you can see who you are chatting to... it's all good.
Flash is obviously used as the main front-end of the messenger but all of the 'behind the scenes' stuff is handled by PHP.
What's cool about the new version of Flash (MX) is that you can have real-time webcam streaming in the actual Flash movie as well, so as well as chatting you can see who you are chatting to... it's all good.
Flash MX can be found here... http://www.macromedia.com/software/flas ... de_center/