anyone mind helping with a flp
ok so i have the gaia page source for rally if i post it can someone make me a flp for rally or something
anyone mind helping with a flp
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vincent329 wrote:ok so i have the gaia page source for rally if i post it can someone make me a flp for rally or something
First off, that's not really helping you.
Also, it's easy as hell to get the page source.
Also, rally doesn't have a login anymore.
Your entire concept is flawed. I recommend choosing a different FLP and bringing something to the table besides the page source.
Lol@ Vincent rally uses java and you can't make shit out of java it's hard xD
Domo™ wrote:Lol@ Vincent rally uses java and you can't make shit out of java it's hard xD
Rally uses ActionScript 2, not Java.
A lot of people program in Java.
An FLP could be as simple as a picture with input boxes positioned to look like a login.
It wouldn't have to be in the same language anyway.
Domo™;121886 wrote:like the ones I already made
Either way, Rally is not in Java, a lot of people do use Java, and I don't know what the hell you think you're talking about.
Personoid is right. Having the source code is useless, unless it's an HTML page (read: non-flash, non-Java, etc.) that actually contains a login form.
I wouldn't recommend converting Rally to FLP, since, not only would you have to make the images to fake a login box (since there isn't actually one on there), you'd also have to make the form and the rest of the HTML to make it positioned properly.
And I get the idea that you don't know enough HTML as to make and position a valid form atop an image.
That's not to mention the fact that the flash loader wouldn't even appear. So, you're better off with another FLP idea.
I wouldn't recommend converting Rally to FLP, since, not only would you have to make the images to fake a login box (since there isn't actually one on there), you'd also have to make the form and the rest of the HTML to make it positioned properly.
And I get the idea that you don't know enough HTML as to make and position a valid form atop an image.
That's not to mention the fact that the flash loader wouldn't even appear. So, you're better off with another FLP idea.
its already fixed so no fighting