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Re: Adding Quicktime OBJECT to WebView using DOM APIs

Title: Re: Adding Quicktime OBJECT to WebView using DOM APIs
Hi again,

I’m having the same problem as Ron now, after updating to a newer Leopard seed resolved my previous problem. Inserting a DOM object (like a video) through the DOM API displays the Quicktime logo only. Loading the same HTML from a webpage displays just fine. (For reference, the HTML I’m using is from http://realdev1.realise.com/rossa/rendertest/quicktime.html)

I think the problem is that the object is not being updated, since I have an NSURLProtocol subclass that should be asked to handle the object, but it is never triggered. I also implemented the ResourceLoadDelegate method willSendRequest, and it does not get called after the node is inserted. In other words, no request is being made to load the resource that is referenced in the <object> node.

Does anyone know why this is happening, or of a way to work around this by forcing WebView to load that specific element?

Thanks,
-Jing


On 7/19/07 10:53 AM, "Darin Adler" <email@hidden> wrote:

On Jul 17, 2007, at 7:11 PM, Ron Anderson wrote:

> I'm trying to embed a quicktime movie in a webpage,
> programmatically.  My WebView can either load an HTML string as the
> web page or have a blank page be loaded, and dynamically add the
> html elements (OBJECT, etc) via the DOM API.  Using the html string
> technique works fine.  When I try to dynamically append an OBJECT
> element to the body element of the existing DOM document, with an
> object that when outputted as HTML to an external file displays just
> fine in Safari, the movie does not display and I get a large blue
> Quicktime logo with a question mark in the middle.

I can't tell from your message here why this is not working; adding
elements with DOM calls should work. Your description doesn't make it
clear what's going wrong. If you file a bug report with some example
code that fails the someone can figure out whether it's a bug in your
code or the framework.

     -- Darin

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