At 11:48 PM 11/5/98 -0800, Steven J. Owens wrote:
> Is there a way, with JavaScript or <embed> settings, to have
>a quicktime automatically start playing when the page has loaded?
AFAIK there is no way to capture that event in any version of javascript.
>
> Is there a way, again with JavaScript or <embed> settings, to
>have something happen when the quicktime finishes playing?
Same with this one.
>> How do I specify where a new popup window will come up?
In your call to window.open, you can add an extra parameter. For Navigator
4, you can use screenX=(horizontal position of top-left corner) and
screenY=(for vertical position of top-left corner). For IE4 you use
left=value and top=value. For 3.x browsers you are sol. Both ie and ns will
ignore the other's spec of window location so you can throw both in.
>
> How do I kill the window when I'm done with it?
Not sure what you mean here. You want the window to automatically destroy
itself? You need an event to hook it into and the window must be one that
you created. (Can't close someones main browser window without signed
code.) Once you figure out what event you want to trigger the close, use
window.close.
>(I wish Javascript were a well-designed, bug-free language with
>standard implementations in all browsers. The niche it tackles is an
Unfortunately it was designed by a guy who should never have thought he
could design a language.
Kayla (aka Irradiate, Puff) ;-)
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