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FireFox and JS

Started by funkysoul, Jul 12 2005 05:13 AM

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#1 funkysoul

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Posted 12 July 2005 - 05:13 AM

Hi guys

I'm having a problems with this java script:
function getTime()
{ return Math.round(top.document.MediaPlayer.GetPosition() / 1000); }
...
...
<a onClick="alert(getTime())" href="#">getTime()</a>
}

as you probably recognized, this script just gets the time out of the embedded
Real Player.
As soon as you scrub the timeline, the javascript should alert me with the timeinstance of the player. That's working just fine on IE and NS, but as soon as I tried it out with FF it just doesn't work anymore.

Anybody up for a helping hand?

Thanks

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Posted 13 July 2005 - 01:14 PM

Well, that could mean 1 of a 2 things.
1. Firefox deosn't have RealPlayer installed on it, or it doesn't support javascript functions working with realplayer.
2. IE doesn't know anything, that's why it works. (no explaination for NS though).

Check to see if the javascript console is giving you an error or anything to work with. If not, try asking your question Here
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