Unless the movie was loaded from a file:/// URL, it's probably your web server setting the MIME type for the movie file:
$ grep 'avi$' /etc/httpd/mime.types video/x-msvideo avi $ grep 'wmv$' /etc/httpd/mime.types video/x-ms-wmv wmv Dave ________________________________ From: naixuan guan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 1:29:00 AM Subject: Re: [webkit-dev] A problem with the "data" attribute of the "object" tag PS: I use the webkit which is ported to Qt/E4.5.0 2009/5/19 naixuan guan <[email protected]> Hi, everyone! The HTML page is as follow: <OBJECT id="StormPlayer" width = 800 height = 400 data = "1.wmv"></OBJECT> when webkit detect the object, it automatically thought the mimetype of this object is "video/x-ms-wmv" when I change the data attribute to "1.avi", webkit thought the mimetype is "video/x-msvideo" I really want to know how does webkit do this kind of judge. I search the src code with the key word "video/x-ms-wmv", but I got nothing. Currently I only know two functions may work with this: RenderPartObject::updateWidget and HTMLObjectElement::parseMappedAttribute, but I can't find out how does webkit check the "data" attribute and decide which mimetype to use. Could you give me some tips? Thanks!
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