# SWF2BLOB - Flash Content \<==\> MySQL BLOB

**URL:** https://forum.kirupa.com/t/swf2blob-flash-content-mysql-blob/178648
**Category:** open source
**Created:** [February 13, 2006, 1:52am UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/swf2blob-flash-content-mysql-blob/178648 "2006-02-13T01:52:24Z")
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#### Post date: [February 13, 2006, 1:52am UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/swf2blob-flash-content-mysql-blob/178648/1 "2006-02-13T01:52:24Z")

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# [COLOR=DarkOrange] **SWF2BLOB - Flash Content \<==\> MySQL BLOB** [/COLOR]

This project stores, retrieves and downloads Flash content (.fla and .swf files) as MySQL BLOB data.

A PHP server is required.

Demo can be seen at [http://www.flashwebservices.co.uk/apps/swf2blob](http://www.flashwebservices.co.uk/apps/swf2blob)

All source code is in the attached zip file.

# Instructions

1. Use the ‘swf2blob.sql’ file to set up your database table structure
2. Open the ‘open\_db.inc’ file and edit the variables to suit your database
3. Upload everything to your webserver - preferably into its own folder (swf2blob for example)
4. Visit the ‘index.php’ file to view - you’ll obviously need to add some files first

Feel free to edit the source to suit your needs - it would be nice if you kept the copyright intact in the source, but it’s not essential to keep it in the footer file.

Let us know of any bugs you come across, or indeed, any improvements you could make (I’m sure there’s quite a few).

Cheers.