dojox/embed/Quicktime.js

• Provides:

  • dojox.embed.Quicktime

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.minSupported

  • type

    Number

  • summary

    The minimum supported version of the QuickTime Player, defaults to
    6.

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.available

  • alias - installed
  • type

    Boolean

  • summary

    Whether or not QuickTime is available.

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.supported

  • alias - installed
  • type

    Boolean

  • summary

    Whether or not the QuickTime Player installed is supported by
    dojox.embed.

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.version

  • alias - qtVersion
  • type

    Object

  • summary

    The version of the installed QuickTime Player; takes the form of
    { major, minor, rev }.  To get the major version, you'd do this:
    var v=dojox.embed.Quicktime.version.major;

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.initialized

  • type

    Boolean

  • summary

    Whether or not the QuickTime engine is available for use.

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.onInitialize

  • type

    Function

  • summary

    A stub you can connect to if you are looking to fire code when the
    engine becomes available.  A note: do NOT use this stub to embed
    a movie in your document; this WILL be fired before DOMContentLoaded
    is fired, and you will get an error.  You should use dojo.addOnLoad
    to place your movie instead.

• dojox.embed.Quicktime.place

  • parameters:
    • kwArgs
    • node
  • returns

    QuickTimeObject

  • type

    Function

• dojox.embed.Quicktime

  • summary

    Returns a reference to the HTMLObject/HTMLEmbed that is created to
    place the movie in the document.  You can use this either with or
    without the new operator.  Note that with any other DOM manipulation,
    you must wait until the document is finished loading before trying
    to use this.

  • parameters:
    • kwArgs: (typeof dojox.embed.__QTArgs)
    • node: (typeof DOMNode)
  • returns

    HTMLObject

  • example

    Embed a QuickTime movie in a document using the new operator, and get a reference to it.
    	var movie = new dojox.embed.Quicktime({
    		path: "path/to/my/movie.mov",
    		width: 400,
    		height: 300
    	}, myWrapperNode);

  • example

    Embed a movie in a document without using the new operator.
    	var movie = dojox.embed.Quicktime({
    		path: "path/to/my/movie.mov",
    		width: 400,
    		height: 300
    	}, myWrapperNode);

  • type

    Function

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs

  • parameters:
    • path: (typeof String)

      The URL of the movie to embed.

    • id: (typeof String)

      A unique key that will be used as the id of the created markup.  If you don't
      provide this, a unique key will be generated.

    • width: (typeof Number)

      The width of the embedded movie; the default value is 320px.

    • height: (typeof Number)

      The height of the embedded movie; the default value is 240px

    • params: (typeof Object)

      A set of key/value pairs that you want to define in the resultant markup.

    • redirect: (typeof String)

      A url to redirect the browser to if the current QuickTime version is not supported.

  • type

    Function

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.id

  • optional
  • type

    String

  • summary

    A unique key that will be used as the id of the created markup.  If you don't
    provide this, a unique key will be generated.

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.path

  • type

    String

  • summary

    The URL of the movie to embed.

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.width

  • optional
  • type

    Number

  • summary

    The width of the embedded movie; the default value is 320px.

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.height

  • optional
  • type

    Number

  • summary

    The height of the embedded movie; the default value is 240px

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.params

  • optional
  • type

    Object

  • summary

    A set of key/value pairs that you want to define in the resultant markup.

• dojox.embed.__QTArgs.redirect

  • optional
  • type

    String

  • summary

    A url to redirect the browser to if the current QuickTime version is not supported.

• dojox.embed

  • type

    Object

• dojox

  • type

    Object