Oct. 19, 2009Raoul
So far I have used this js function with 4.4:
function newPly(nP,nF,iG) {
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('STOP');
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('LOAD',{file:encodeURIComponent(nF),type:'video',image:encodeURIComponent(iG)});
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('PLAY','true');
};
With 4.5 and 4.6 i need eliminate the encodeURIComponent(). It seems they prefer raw URIs, no matter if they are full of ?,=,&. My new function is:
function newPly(nP,nF,iG) {
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('STOP');
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('LOAD',{file:nF,type:'video',image:iG});
document.getElementById(nP).sendEvent('PLAY','true');
};
It´s a bug or a enhancement??
Oct. 19, 2009Raoul
I call this function from a link:
<a href="javascript:newPly('<?php echo $row['idvideo']?>','<?php echo html_entity_decode($row['urlvid'])?>','<?php echo $row['urlimg']?>')">Clik here for another video</a>
I need the html_entity_decode() php function because i need to save all my URIs with the htmlentities() function.
Oct. 25, 2009Zachary Ozer
Sorry, I'm not clear on what the problem is. Can you please restate your issue?
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