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| | PPT converted to HTM - handling WMP events... I have a PPT slide (XP SP3, Office 2003, latest office SP installed) with an embedded video (.wmv). I have converted this PPT slide to a HTM page (with animations turned on). The resulting HTM page operates as expected. Now I want to track the windows media player (WMP) events that get fired during playback of the movie. The standard M$ java script that gets injected into the HTM file has a script block assigned to handle these events (i.e. for="S1Movie" event="StateChange( oldState, newState )"). I was expecting to be able add checks for the newState values (0-10) to check (see alerts I added below commented with //THIS LINE ADDED BY ME **********) for the different states that WMP goes through as it plays the media (video). (see for more info on state value defs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...77(VS.85).aspx). Unfortunately, things are not working as I expected. The problem I am having is that I get only one alert: "S1.onclick". None of the other alerts fire - but the movie plays and stops as expected. I don't see how to WMP is starting playback w/o calling PlayMedia. Does anyone see what I am doing wrong or can someone point me in the direction of being able to detect WMP events through java script. Thanks for your attention to this matter, Charles Below is a snippet of the M$ HTML & java script that I am referring to. I added some alert statements (only changes made to the code) expecting to see the alerts get fired but the only one that ever gets executed in "S1.onclick": <script> <!-- function StopMedia( szName ) { alert("StopMedia"); //THIS LINE ADDED BY ME ********** if ( !g_animUseRuntime ) { rMovie = document.all.item( szName ); rDiv = rMovie.parentElement; rDiv.style.visibility = g_HideWhenNotPlaying ? "hidden" : "visible"; rMovie.style.visibility = "hidden"; if( g_animManager != null ) { g_animManager.m_isPlaying = 0; g_animManager.Peek(); g_curAnim = null; } } } function PlayMedia( szName ) { alert("PlayMedia"); //THIS LINE ADDED BY ME ********** if ( !g_animUseRuntime ) { rMovie = document.all.item( szName ); rMovie.style.visibility = "visible"; rMovie.Run(); if( g_animManager != null ) g_animManager.m_isPlaying = 1; } } //--> </script> <div id="S1" onclick="window.event.cancelBubble=true;" style='LEFT: 16.6%; WIDTH:66.78%; CURSOR:hand; POSITION:absolute; TOP: 23.13%; HEIGHT:66.98%'> <OBJECT id="S1Movie" style="LEFT: 0%; VISIBILITY: hidden; WIDTH: 100%; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 0%; HEIGHT: 100%" classid="CLSID:05589FA1-C356-11CE- BF01-00AA0055595A"> <!-- THIS IS THE WMP OBJECT --> </OBJECT> <script for="S1" event="onclick" language="java script"> <!-- alert("S1.onclick"); //THIS LINE ADDED BY ME ********** if (!g_animUseRuntime) { PlayMedia('S1Movie'); self.focus(); window.event.cancelBubble = true; } //--> </script> <script for="S1Movie" event="StateChange( oldState, newState )" language="java script"> <!-- alert("S1Movie.StateChange("+oldState+", "+newState +")"); //THIS LINE ADDED BY ME ********** if( newState == 0 ) { StopMedia('S1Movie'); } //--> </script> <![endif]> </div> |
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