Hyperblaster.org Druplash Full Flash site Powered by Drupal

Posted by hakkisak on September 16, 2008 at 7:02am

Heyo

Almost done creating my portfolio, let me know what you think so far!

Still to do:

Clean up small design details
Load in blog
Add my Client List in
Enable Comments on projects within flash

I am also going to implement SWFaddress so that the drupal URL Alias will link to a specific section with the swf,

I have a few other druplash sites going atm too, will post them up later, one of them is a flash ecommerce drupal site woooot!

Drupal rocks

Cade

Comments

Great work

Posted by falkendk on December 4, 2008 at 12:26pm

Wow thats awsome :)
I really like your site, and more awsome that it got a drupal backend :D

woah!

Posted by socialtalker on December 4, 2008 at 9:24pm

everyone on the site i clicked it said flash. how the heck did you do that? will you please do a tut on how to combine drupal and flash?

Custom xml feed by the looks of it

Posted by ajevans85 on December 5, 2008 at 7:12pm

The site isn't loading for me in firefox 3.04 / flash 10. It's stuck on 100% loading. Loads ok in IE 7.

It looks like the site generates a xml feed from a custom menu callback which flash pulls in and renders content from http://hyperblaster.org/xml/cadesfeed

The site looks good and looking at the html is accessible without flash. Full flash sites ain't my cup of tea though.

We have used a similar approach creating custom menu callbacks so the flash can pull in xml (not full flash sites but flash elements within a site). Services module also allows some usefull functions for loading nodes into flash and rendering as and how you want. Our flash developer favours amfphp over xml but as I do not know any flash I can't say why he favours it. He has also used flash to call custom javascript functions on a page which allows for some clever stuff to be done.

Adam
CTISN

Thats it! Got it in one, I

Posted by hakkisak on May 13, 2009 at 4:37pm

Thats it! Got it in one,

I made a view that shows all published content, and then used theming to output it as xml, it was great until i came across amfphp,

now i use AMFPHP, and it saves all the hard work of theming, it is officially amazing!

New site coming soon!!!!!

thanks for the comments

Nice and

Posted by loko on December 5, 2008 at 1:21am

Nice and original!

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