I did some work with Flash => XML-RPC => Drupal which is unfortunately under NDA so I can't actually post sample code. :( But I can give you some pointers which will hopefully help shave many hours off your journey: 1. There are basically two Flash XML-RPC libraries floating around out there. Use this one: http://members.netmadeira.com/killer/xmlrpc/. It's much simpler and also better in terms of performance. 2. The demo on the above site does not work, and neither will the sample demo files on new-ish versions of PHP because of function naming conflicts. Replace the xmlrpc.inc and xmlrpcs.inc files from the current version of the script at http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/ and it should work. This will allow you to see a working example which makes it a lot easier to see how this stuff fits together. 3. You will need to create a custom module that implements hook_xmlrpc. chx and I just worked the other day on improving the documentation here: http://drupaldocs.org/api/head/function/hook_xmlrpc to help explain better how this hook call should look. 4. The BlogAPI module shows an example of a hook_xmlrpc implementation, so you can get a feel for what the custom module should look like. 5. There's a user on Drupal.org called 'averageyoungman' who was very helpful in me finally arriving at my solution. I'm pretty sure he's available for consulting work (where I'm pretty swamped). His contact page can be reached from http://drupal.org/user/24428/contact. That's about all the info I can give you, but hopefully that will give you a head-start and eliminate some head-on-desk pounding. ;) -Angie Fabiana wrote:

Hello, everybody!

I'm using the last version of Drupal with taxonomy_menu.module to build the hierarchy menu and taxonomy_images.module to have one image per term. I want a Flash movie to get and show these images accordingly to the category the user is visiting. I know I have to use XML-RPC library for Flash, but I don't know if I need to build a custom module to output these images or I can handle this just making the appropriate actionscripting using the xmlrcpflash library. I don't know much of actionscripting, that's why I really need help.

Can someone gimme support? I don't have much money, but we can negotiate a price, so I'll pay for the work if someone could help me finish this stuff today.

Thanks in advance. Fabiana