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Javascript External Interfaces –

The XSPF Player Stand Alone has the capability of being controlled through javascript as an external interface. Functions such as play, stop and pause may be called through a user action or an event. The following example will give you a basic idea how this connectivity works as we use html input button objects.







Javascript/Player Available Commands –

To allow this to work correctly, the call must be made by pointing to the location of the .SWF object holder and use the following call:

flashCall('command');

In the example code we will be pointing to a "div" with an "id" of "uwm_video".

Function	Example Code	Description
play	document.getElementById('uwm_video').flashCall('play');	Starts video play
stop	document.getElementById('uwm_video').flashCall('stop');	Stops video play
rewind	document.getElementById('uwm_video').flashCall('stop'); document.getElementById('uwm_video').flashCall('play');	Rewinds all tracks and plays
pause	document.getElementById('uwm_video').flashCall('pause');	Pauses Video

(*) All depends on the settings set by UnityWorks! Media.