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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