Trust me, I try like heck to get to everything.  We usually have real developers that frequent the development type forums so I try to keep things going in help and support testing, etc.  I try not to ignore anyone :)

I actually don't even know the folks who you mentioned :)  This is a new forum, Stephanie just created it recently, I don't know that anyone comes by as often as they do the makeRequest and Container forums. I'll see what I can find out :)

Rhonda 

Brock:

OK, I edited my rant, sure Myspace cares. If I were the only one complaining about this situation it'd be one thing, but I've seen several Flash developers posting on this topic. I get that you're busy and I totally understand that my chosen technology platform can be a pain in the ass to work with. I've tried contacting Joseph Estrada nd Brandon Stow via email, but never hear back from them. If you've got a Myspace contact that can address my Flash related issues better than the this forum then I'd be glad to make use of that.

Thanks for being attentive, I haven't really been expecting answer from anyone other than fellow Flash developers for a while now. Just playing the squeaky wheel game and hoping a solution magically appears in the REST reference some day.

Well, I was just looking over the REST API documentation again, and the real question is, if and when will the MySpace RESTful API support Low-REST; that's what Flash needs to access the API completely.

Framing the question that way may get a better answer.

I'm going to try to scrape together a PHP POST-to-PUT proxy script this weekend - I have to do most of the work anyway, for something else. *ETA* I suddennly know why you never finished this, Brock. cURL does not like sending PUTs across to the RESTful API. I'm still looking into alternatives, but I wanted to update this in case someone was waiting on it.

Cool. I started on something in C# on .Net, but got bogged down--thought PHP would probably be much easier with all of it's high-level helper methods.