Shared Objects are used to store information on the user machine. For example, you can store your website template settings. The data will be stored till the user clears his/her temporary memory of the machine.

In this example let us store a string in the user machine and we will retrieve it using shared objects.

In the below example after saving a data, refresh the page and click on retrieve button to get the saved data.

Demo:



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Concept:

1. Declaring Shared Object,

var myso:SharedObject;


2. Creating shared object on the client local machine..

myso = SharedObject.getLocal("myApp");

"myApp" is like unique ID, it has to be different for each flash applications you develope. We will access the values using this ID.

3. Storing data to shared object..

myso.data.val = "Data to be Stored";


"val" is the variable name.

4. Delete Shared Object..

delete myso.data.val;


5. Closing shared object..

myso.close();

After the Shared Object has been used, its wise to close it.

- End of Tutorial

Labels: ActionScript 3, Flash

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Hi is there a way to create Hello,
I have a Flash movie that that I want to play once on page hit, but not again when a user refresh. Is there a way to make it play once per user visit to the website?

Any help would be great appreciated.


Thanks
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By  FORBIDDEN, at March 24, 2009 10:42 AM  

hi..
please help me how to create code when user click his name from a list name that has stored in shared object to another scene that belong to his (name) data.
Thank you

By  mama, at May 26, 2009 8:56 PM  

Forbidden and Mama, the best way to find that out would be to open up flash and play around in actionscript. I just started but I am learning much of actionscript because I follow a tutorial, then add to it and play around with it until i create something else. Good luck!

By  thagrimiestone, at June 25, 2009 9:56 AM