> I've been enjoying the QuickEdit plugin and would love it if I could
> have a button to click on that would embed any media file.
> So instead of the line in QuickEdit_image:
> return config.quickEdit.setSelection(this,'[img['+tip+fn+']]');"
> it would allow me to insert something like this:
> <html><embed src="+fn" autoplay="false"></embed></html>
> Where fn could be any audio, video or image.
> I'm basically trying to create an easy multimedia Tiddly that allows
> users to insert, tag and describe their own media.

Although this is not a direct answer to your particular question...

Instead of using HTML syntax, you might like to try this:
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#PlayerPlugin

* type-specific <object> code embeds media plugins (if installed on
your system) with *fallbacks* to <embed> syntax for older/unsupported
browsers

* auto-detects file extensions:
        Windows Media: ['mms', '.asx', '.wvx', '.wmv', '.mp3'],
        RealOne: ['rtsp', '.ram', '.rpm', '.rm', '.ra'],
        QuickTime: ['.mov', '.qt'],
        Flash: ['.swf', '.flv'],
        Images: ['.jpg', '.gif', '.png'],
        Web pages: ['.htm', '.html', '.shtml', '.php']

* specify params for height, width, autoplay, show/hide controls

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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