On Apr 17, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Jim Kremens wrote:
"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?"
You can definitely do that (I've done it) but I don't think that's
what he wants. He wants the file to open in the standalone Quicktime
Player (right?).
I can't think of how to do that... sorry.
Jim Kremens
I definitely want it to open in standalone QT Player, not the plugin.
I think that solution could work, provided I can figure out how to call
getURL without my page changing it's window location.
I've not done much javascript <-> flash communication so, I have no
idea why calling getURL("javascript:something") changes the browser
location. So odd.
I think I'll have to have the div there anyway, because the Player is
opened through the "target" tag in the embed object. So, it's as if the
quicktime movie is there, just not used inside the page.
Argh.
Jon Bradley
Animation / Interactive / Visual FX
Post Central, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.cherrycrushthemovie.com
On Apr 17, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Jim Kremens wrote:
"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?"
You can definitely do that (I've done it) but I don't think that's
what he wants. He wants the file to open in the standalone Quicktime
Player (right?).
I can't think of how to do that... sorry.
Jim Kremens
On 4/17/06, eric dolecki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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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