3DCube Samples - Table Of Contents

Each example is fully configured and can be used as a basis for your own 3D Cube page!

!HTMLSample 1 – Available text fields  | run
This example shows the text fields available in the animation.

!HTMLSample 2 – Background Image  | run
This example shows how you can allocate a background image to an animation.

!HTMLSample 3 – Transparent background  | run
This example shows the creation of a 3D Cube with transparent background. You can see through the background onto the web page.

!HTMLSample 4 – Use of HTML and Links  | run
This example shows the use of HTML for formatting the texts. Please mind that only a few of the generally known HTML tags are available.

!HTMLSample 5 – Multiple animations on one web page  | run
This example shows use of the parameter "flashvars" for displaying multiple animations with different configuration files on the same web page.

!HTMLSample 6 – Animation file, configuration file and images in different directories  | run
This example shows the creation of a 3D Cube where the animation file, the configuration file and the images are stored in different directories.
In the case where animation file, configuration file and/or images are stored in other domains/on different servers, please read the tutorial "Access to Resources in Other Domains".

!HTMLSample 7 – Calling up JavaScript functions  | run
This example shows how to call up JavaScript functions outside of the animation.

!HTMLSample8_AmazonMusicSampler – Amazon sample  | run
This example shows how a 3D Cube can be used as Amazon product animation. This example uses the Amazon Web Services. Please take note of the document "readme.txt"

CSharp_Sample1 – Create a 3D Cube statically in ASP.NET
This example shows how a 3D Cube can be embedded statically in an ASP.NET page.

CSharp_Sample2 – Create a 3D Cube dynamically in ASP.NET
This example shows how a 3D Cube can be created dynamically in an ASP.NET code behind file.

CSharp_Sample3_Response – Create a 3D Cube dynamically via an HTTP Request/Response
This example shows how a dynamically created 3D Cube can be configured via an HTTP Request/Response and filled with data.

PHP_Sample1 - HTTP Response basics with PHP
This example shows how a 3D Cube can be filled dynamically with data via an HTTP Request/Response.

PHP_Sample2_Amazon - Using data from Amazon Web Services (AWS)
This example uses the Amazon Web Services. Please take note of the document "readme.txt"

PHP_Sample3_HTML - Use of HTML
This example shows the use of HTML for formatting the texts. Please mind that only a few of the generally known HTML tags are available.

PHP_Sample4_MySQL - Use of MySQL
This example shows how a 3D Cube can be filled with data from a MySQL database.

PHP_Sample5_Flickr - Using data from Flickr
This example uses the Flickr API but is not endorsed or certified by Flickr! Before using this example you should read the 'Flickr APIs Terms of Use'. Please take note of the document "readme.txt"