Determine The Media Type?
Jun 10, 2011Does anyone know of a way for JavaScript to determine the media type?
Handheld - Screen - Printer - etc
Does anyone know of a way for JavaScript to determine the media type?
Handheld - Screen - Printer - etc
Is there anything in the DOM or anywhere else that would let me know the current media type that is displaying a page
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how to determine the mime type of a document embedded in an iframe. The only case we need is in determining whether it's a pdf in the iframe -- I wanted to just read the extension of a document, such as source="thedocument.pdf", but unfortunately the way the web service is configured is that a url we are given is in the form of [URL] where the digits at the end would be the id of a document.
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$(':not(input:text, input:textarea)')
$(':not(:text, :textarea)')
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I'd like to be able to know, in javascript, if the media that's rendering
is screen or print. I have no nefarious purpose here (I've often seen
people wanting to do this to prevent printing): I have a report that uses
javascript to page 20 items at a time and I want it to show all items at a
time when printing.
- I can make it more or less work on IE using onbeforeprint, but no luck
on better browsers
- When the page first renders the combination of @print and @screen styles
work good, but the moment javascript hides stuff it stays hidden (because
it's changing the element.style attribute of the rows.
- I've tried figuring it out by having an element with different styles
declared in the @print and @screen rules of the stylesheet, but I can't
make it show any difference to the javascript being executed (e.g.
changing the position of this element for print and screen, the element's
position is always what is first calculated for the screen).
I would like to know if there is somewhere a JS library for managing
media content depends on the client's default media player. The player
can be QT, WMP, or any other players.
the idea is to code something like this :
var m = new MediaPlayer('my_media_file.ext');
m.display(); // generate a running code to display the media
and the object can be control by a set of method :
m.play();
m.pause();
m.stop();
I can't seem to remember or figure out how to add the media plugin to TinyMCE ~ there are SO many files, I'm not sure which to alter.
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when the first player is finished playing whatever it is, then it can move to the next one and start playing.
obviously we are talking about players that have javascript apis available. what i'm thinking is: have a "state" for when the player is playing (is it called an object?). run a loop that checks to see if the first item is playing, and when it's finished it goes to the next item and plays it.
I'm trying to use WMP in FireFox and I have the following tag to embed
the player into the html page.
<EMBED TYPE="application/x-mplayer2"
PLUGINSPAGE="http://microsoft.com/windows/mediaplayer/en/download/"
ID="wmp"
Name="wmp"
DISPLAYSIZE="4"
AUTOSIZE="-1"
BGCOLOR="darkblue"
SHOWCONTROLS="-1"
SHOWTRACKER="-1"
SHOWDISPLAY="0"
SHOWSTATUSBAR="-1"
VIDEOBORDER3D="-1"
WIDTH=320
HEIGHT=313
SRC=""
AUTOSTART="-1"
DESIGNTIMESP="5311">
</EMBED>
Problem is that I can't access the controls through JavaScript. I have
to change the SRC property and play a new file according to user input.
var w = document.getElementById('wmp');
// This doesn't work... JavaScript error: "Play is not function"
wmp.Play();
// this also doesn't work... "controls is undefined"
wmp.controls.Play();
Anyone knows how to control WMP via JavaScript? I'm googling all over,
but I can't find a piece of code that shows me how to do it...
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I have a javascript with code that looks like this:
var bdiv=document.getElementById('mysong');
bdiv.Play();
where mysong is the id of the embedded media player.
This script works fine in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox.
Error console says bdiv.play is not a function.
I know nothing about js, however, I need it to provide a solution to something at work.
We have a page in our department that launches a movie player once the page has loaded. What I would like is that the player is delayed by a few seconds before it launches.
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I need Media player to stream and play video in javascript..
My requirement is I have .wmv files but when i embed them in html pages first it gets downloaded and then it gets played.
I need them playing while they are getting downloaded.
I'm working on controlling Windows Media Player with JavaScript. I have all my functions working but a few. I want to sync the movie so that when it finishes the movie it loads the new one.
Now I was thinking of doing something like:
function PlayNext(movie)
{
if( Player.controls.currentPosition == Player.controls.duration )
{
// execute code to load next movie
}
}
I have that function being called every half second and I still can't get it to sync.
I have created a very simple flash splash image that I wish to display while a media player loads. I have it set so it will display and run as an "onload" - but for some reason it is not working.
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A user will click which audio file they wish to hear. Once the window opens up, I have the onload set to load the flash that I have created, in order to allow the user to be "entertained" while the audio loads. I do not wish to stall or hinder the load time of the audio at the same time.
I'm using the jquery media plugin (.90) with swfobject (2.1) My markup has something like this:
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i m using tis embeded media player in my web. but, how can i provide checkbox for each song and then let the user play the multiple songs together using tis code? the music file format are .wma, .mp3 or .midi..
<embed type="application/x-mplayer2" id="music1"
pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/"
src=""
name="MediaPlayer1"
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I am currently using windows media player to stream my shoutcast radio. I have been able to use javascript for my custom controls to keep with my site layout and now i want to show what is playing on the webpage with javascript. I would also like this to recheck every 5 seconds so that it is correct incase the song changes.
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