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Standard User d4zza1
(newbie) Mon 09-Aug-10 10:52:55
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Simple Flash website - hosting?


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I'm looking to create an information only website, but want it to be a bit more flashy by using, well, Flash obviously!

Using Flash to create the website won't be an issue, but it's the hosting part I'm unsure of.

Just wondering, is hosting a Flash website something that is standard from any host?

thanks in advance for any help.
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(deleted) Mon 09-Aug-10 15:12:30
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I would have thought so, the site content is pretty immaterial to the host (illegal activities excepted). If you want to experiment try http://www.dream-hosting.co.uk/
Standard User d4zza1
(newbie) Mon 09-Aug-10 15:37:16
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Re: Simple Flash website - hosting?


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In reply to a post by john2007:
I would have thought so, the site content is pretty immaterial to the host (illegal activities excepted). If you want to experiment try http://www.dream-hosting.co.uk/


I was just making sure I wouldn't have to purchase any further options, similar to mySQL options, or anything above and beyond the standard hosting packages.

A mate of mine uses Freeola/Get Dotted domains for websites, and I was just going to use them as he's never had a problem, but I'll have a look at dream hosting now. thanks.


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(deleted) Tue 10-Aug-10 16:54:08
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No you won't need anything else to use flash on your site, it just depends client side that the users of the site have a flash player installed, some mobile devices like iPhone aren't compatible with flash which you should bear in mind.
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