[Shto]

Hi.

I'm working with a Windows Media Player Object that's embedded in my webpage.

On the Microsoft reference site for this object it gives a lot of properties and methods and events.

They define events like this:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "JScript" FOR = Player EVENT = playStateChange(NewState)>

Which gives me problems in Visual Studio, as I guess the <script> tag does not accept attributes like "for" or "event" anymore.

Any ideas how this should be translated into recent JavaScript? Like maybe some Player.playStateChange(NewState) or something like that?

Here's the link to their page:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...62(VS.85).aspx

Thanks a bunch!

Cheers.

[Shto]

Uh...yeah, so I figured it out and just thought I'd share the solution. Maybe someone else has the same problem.

First I had to get Windows Media Player 11, since that is the one that supports all the latest things and so on.

Then make a function that looks like this (this is for Firefox):

Code:

function OnDS<event name>Evt(<event parameters>)
{
}

So, for example:

Code:

function OnDSPlayStateChangeEvt(NewState)
{
}

Whatever is inside that function responds when the event occurs. In this case, when the state of the video changes.