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Creating a Mail Form with PHP and Flash - Part 2
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    2002-06-26

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    Highlight the text field by clicking on it once, a blue box should appear round it.

    Now that your Text Options panel is open click on the right tab (Text Options)

    The only difference between this text field and the text field options in the previous tutorial is the variable name, but it's an important one.If you look at the variable field you will see /:title Let's break this down/ just indicates the path to like a normal web address yourdomain/folder/page.php: this informs flash that title is a variable.title is the name of the variable.So we now have a text field which will hold our variable title but how and where do we set the variable.Let's find out.

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