Sorry for this aweful late reply, but here we go:

- There is no built in method to populate the content in html directly from amfphp. With that said, it’s only php anyway, and as in my case all the content is stored into mysql database and it took me one evening to write html output. It doesn’t really need a pretty design, just a simple menu and the more or less raw html output.

- Yes.

- I do the same query inside flash as I do in html based on the query string url by using rewrite. You can easeily do the same thing with SWFAddress and I belive that a .htaccess file with a working rewrite rule and a sample php file is shipped with the SWAdress.

- I only use one swf file.

I hope this answers your questions and I’m very sorry for the delayed answer. You have presumably finished your project by now.

Best regards
Thomas

I’ve been ask to make one flash site SEO friendly. I’m PHP developer and ideally I would like to do it without touching the flash.

This site uses also amfphp. One thing which I don’t understand is how to or how did you populate html content for spiders. Basically:
– is there any method to populate information from amfphp straight to html (instead to flash) which would be grate by the way
or
- did you have to build additional site structures?

I guess the second answer would be correct but than I’m not sure how to synchronize both systems. In my case url is build like this: http://site/#/home or few other category names which would complicate everything even more.

Additionally:
Do you have one swf file which always starts from /index.html or did you have to generate separate swf for each section to make it synchronize with no flash content?