Could you do something with javascript and css and ExternalInterface?

Something where a div of the QT player is hidden, and a javascript call
would supply the embed src param and turn the visibility of the div on or
something?

On 4/17/06, Jon Bradley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This one is tough.
>
> I'm trying to have Flash (version 8) call a javascript function that
> will write a quicktime object to the page and open this quicktime in
> the QT player, not in the page.
>
> I've got the usage of QT write object javascript functions (from Apple)
> that will write out an embed or object tag to put a quicktime in a
> page. Problem is that we're running a Flash 8 site that needs to target
> this qt object to open up in the Quicktime Player, not into an embedded
> movie on the page.
>
> Popup windows are a no go, so I need to figure out a way for Flash to
> communicate with the page to tell it to write an embed to the page and
> load up the QT player, without changing the current window.
>
> Unfortunately, any getURL call I make always changes the location of
> the page - and I can't even figure out how to keep it from changing the
> page location. Is this possible with an FSCommand?
>
> Has anyone ever done anything like this?
>
> Many many many thanks if anyone can help out. I've got a site I need to
> make live today and I have everything working fine except this (major)
> part.
>
> thanks,
>
> Jon Bradley
> Animation / Interactive / Visual FX
> Post Central, Inc.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.cherrycrushthemovie.com
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