Have you tried getting the value out using just Javascript (no Flash
involved)? See if that works. It might make it easier to debug
(removing a layer of complexity). Maybe IE has some security in place
that's preventing the access of the values from QT (you mean
quicktime? I always think of QT as the C++ toolset made by
trolltech.)
-Andy
On 3/20/07, Bob Wohl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
I've researched quite a bit over the past week to no avail on how in
IE i get a return of null when pulling the time from a QT file but in
FireFox i get the proper time...
flash call -
myTime = ExternalInterface.call("DisTime", "document.movie1");
js -
function DisTime(anObj){
var obj = eval(anObj);
return obj.GetTime();
}
seems simple enough but I cannot for the life of me find out why IE
sees it as null.
Any ideas, pointers?
Thanks!
Bob
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