On 18/06/2003 at 10:57 PM, Francesco Schiavon
<email@hidden> wrote:
I don't think I'm understanding. Are you saying that you can pass
data from the web browser to the QuickTime Player, all on the client?
Yes.
Or is it passing information between two plug in instances on the
same browser? If it's the second one, I think Thomas is rather for
the first option. Now, if you can pass data from the browser to the
QT Player, I did not understand how.
Check the source of the upper frame, (or just download the archive and
play with it offline).
parent.window["lower"].document.open();
parent.window["lower"].document.write(info);
parent.window["lower"].document.close();
In this case "lower" is the bottom frame of my frameset. 'info' is a
HTML
document constructed on the fly from the preceeding commands (omitted
here) to include an object/embed tag with QTList XML that are modfied
by a
HTML form. As you can see, these QTLists are visible to the movie.
The link again, for those joining this discussion late;
<http://brennan.young.net/Comp/LiveStage/QTLists/>
Brennan
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