Hi Rich,
I can imagine there being a *<$video>* widget which can be configured to
output a player for supported sites, with attributes like title, url, width,
height, autoplay, etc... using simple iframes, no exessive api magick.
The video widget could be nestable so as to define a number of timestamps,
e.g.:
<$video mode=player url="foo.com/345egfw" title="foo">
<$video mode=cue start=1m30s comment=foo/>
</$video>
...which would, based on some perhaps definable template, render a
clickable link / button which when clicked rerenders the video previously
rendered by the *outer* video widget at the given time / for the given
start-end positions. Right now, implementing the actual API for each site
seems overkill for simple cueing behavior.
Anyhow, the inner widget call could be simplified into some macro, e.g.
<<cue 1m30 "foo">>
Something like that?
*@Jeremy,*
As for querying the dom, are there some basic helpers in tw5 to do that?
e.g. something corresponding to $.closest() and $.find() in jQuery? As you
can see, the idea is to have one widget (even partially) redraw the output
of another, in this case even the parent.
Is that a workable / meaningful pattern?
Best wishes, Tobias.
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