JavaScript - Java Music Player Override?

Hello guys,

I've made a music playlist where you should be able to listen to music (of course). All works fine, i am capable too listen to all the music in my playlist. But, when i reload my website and click on a song, it send me an error message - "Adobe Flash Player has stopped a potentially unsafe operation. If you want the program to communicate with Internet, click on settings." When i click on settings, i get another message - "Sorry, this page is not available". I had also another Option instead of settings which where, "ok". When i click on OK it works fine and it's no problem to scroll through the musiclist and listen to all of the soft songs. But i don't even want the message to appear from the very first time. Do you know what i should do to get rid of the message? Here's my code:

Code:

<!--
BEGIN JAVASCRIPT PLAYER EMBED CODE 
-->

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/swfobject/2.2/swfobject.js"></script>
<div id="player-holder"></div>

<script type="text/javascript">
	var options = {};
	options.playlistXmlPath = "playlist.xml";
	
	var params = {};
	params.allowScriptAccess = "always";
		
	swfobject.embedSWF("OriginalMusicPlayerPlaylist.swf", "player-holder", "250", "250", "9.0.0",false, options, params, {});
</script>

<!-- END PLAYER EMBED CODE -->

Regards Webjoker

I don't even know where to begin with this one.
I don't know the terminology for what I am trying to do here, and the sample code is too big and cluttered to post. So I put together the following to illustrate the structure of the object that I am trying to overcome. I have a method chain within an object, and I need to override one of the methods, but when I do so I loose access to the private methods and properties of it's containing object... I googled this for several hours, and the best that I can come up with is that I need to somehow use call() to access the scope of another object. But I don't understand call() or apply() at all, and I've read many tutorials on those...

Code:

window.oModule['Report'] = (function(){
    var _privateProp1 = '' ,
        _privateMethod1 = function(){
            // ...
        } ,
        _publicMethod1  = function(){
            // ...
        } ,
        _publicMethod2 = (function(){
            var _sub_privateProp1 = '' ,
                _sub_privateMethod1 = function(param1,param2){
                    // ...
                } ,
                _sub_publicMethod1  = function(){
                    // ...
                } ,
                _sub_publicMethod2 = function(start , end){  // I need to replace this method from somewhere else
                    var _neededValue = '';
                    
                    for(var i = start ; i<end ; ++i) {
                        // ...
                        _neededValue += _sub_privateMethod1(arg1,arg2)
                    }
                    return _neededValue;
                } ;
            
            return{
                '_sub_publicMethod1' : _sub_publicMethod1 ,
                '_sub_publicMethod2' : _sub_publicMethod2
            }
    })() ;
    
    return{
        '_publicMethod1' : _publicMethod1 ,
        '_publicMethod2' : _publicMethod2
    }
})();

alert(oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2(1,5))  // This works fine

oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2 = function(start,end){  // Doing this modifies the output of all expressions that already call the sub method (which is what I need)
    var _neededValue = '';
    // ...
    return start+end
}

alert(oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2(1,5))  // This will alert 6 (as intended)


oModule.Report._publicMethod2._sub_publicMethod2 = function(start,end){  // Doing this modifies the output of all expressions that already call the sub method (which is what I need)
    var _neededValue = '';
    for(var i = start ; i<end ; ++i) {
        // ... different set of instructions
         _neededValue += _sub_privateMethod1(arg1,arg2)  // This line causes an error: _sub_privateMethod1 is undefined
    }
    return _neededValue
}

I am dynamically appending an img to the inner HTML of an element, to add in help in the form of a clickable icon next to select elements. When the img is added to an anchor the image of course becomes part of the link, and clicking the image invokes the anchor's action. The img has an onclick handler which triggers the dynamic help pop-up. My problem is that I can't seem to block the default anchor action, and thus the anchor is invoked also. The img onclick handler is called before the anchor event is processed (an alert popup will block the anchor's execution until the alert is dismissed), but returning false from it does not block the anchor's action.

Any suggestions? I can move the img element to be a peer of the anchor element instead of a child, but I would like a programmatic fix instead of changing the way it interacts with the DOM if possible.

Thanks.

I have something like this

var oneTest = new CustomObj({
prop1 : 'value1',
prop2 : 'value2',
prop3 : 'value3'
})

var twoText = Object.clone(oneTest)
twoText.prop2 = "newvalue2"


And when I console log twoText I see something like

+Data
prop2

Inside Data is a prop2 that has the value of "value2". THAT is the one I want to change/override... yet the console shows me that the prop2 is outside of the data structure so when I am acting on the cloned obj I am not getting the results i need.

I tried obj.extend etc.... and that didn't work, perhaps my syntax was wrong. Any advice?

Hi all, I was looking at mozilla object.watch function and found this post

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...r-all-browsers

and the solution post has a object.watch function, my question is how is this implemented?

Do I need to put it in a file and include it along with my other libs? When I call it do I need to add the .prototype or just
PHP Code:
myObject.watch("itemSelect", handler); 


Will this create a problem if I'm using mozilla?

Thanks!

First off... I am new to javascript, and am learning while trying to add some cool extra features to an existing project.

An existing JSP is generating the HTML page and table. I have retro-fitted it so that it adds to each input field a 'trigger' to the onkeyup event.

The purpose of this trigger is check for the the cursor keys being pressed (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT) and then if it is a logically valid move, shift to the next cell in that direction.

Code:

<td class="inputField" rowspan="1" colspan="1" nowrap="nowrap">
<input name="ColorNumber0" id="" maxlength="" size="20" onchange="saveFieldObj(this)"  onkeyup="return doOnKeyUp(event, 18, 14, 'ColorNumber0')"  type="text">
</td>

Now, the function it calls, doOnKeyUp, for the most part is working fine... when the input field in the table cells are a textbox or textarea, my method can re-focus the fields appropriately.

HOWEVER, I am having a huge headache when the input field is a combo box. Basically, the value of the combo box is changed with the cursor keys (which is default combo box behaviour (I think)), instead of moving to the next editable cell in that chosen direction.

Problem #1:
My question: Is there a way to intercept/override the various onKey events or similar for the combo boxes. For the combo boxes, I want to continue to move between table cells UNLESS a do something specific, like press the spacebar to entire an update/modification mode for the current cell. Everything I have done so far does not prevent the combo box events from triggering.

Any ideas?


Problem #2:

Also, I tried a nasty hack to try and get it to work, by trying to switch the combo box's value back 1 spot (if it appeared to be needed) by changing the <combo box>.selected value. However, that change never appears to be taking hold, so it is staying at whatever the original selected value was. For this one, I am just curious as to the correct way to have javascript change the selected value in a combo box and make it "stick" and make it applied to the view/UI?

Code example:

Code:

		  var selectedIdx = (curObj.selectedIndex - 0);
		  	  if ( selectedIdx < curObj.length ) {
			   	  var newIdx = (selectedIdx-0) - 1;
			   	  curObj[selectedIdx].selected = "0";
		    	          curObj[newIdx].selected = "1";
		    	          curObj[newIdx].focus();
			   	  //curObj.selectedIndex = newIdx;
		  	  }

You can probably tell by the code that I had been trying various things to change the combo box's selection via javascript, but none has worked for me.


Any help on either topic would be greatly appreciated!

this site plays music when you are there.

how do they do it?

How to add an .mp3 file using java-script with HTML.

I wish to add an mp3 file as a background music to my webpage. It should load automatically while user viewing my home page.

I'm doing a project in php.

"Give me a simple and easiest guideline for me"

-thank you

Hello, I need help. Fast. I have enough HTML knowledge to get by but am miles away to be called an expert.

I need to know how I can autoplay music with a click of a button. Its for a popular blogsite called Tumblr (oh c'mon I know you've heard of it).

If possible, I hope that there won't be any pop-ups involved.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

(I think this is related to Javascript too )

Looking for a way to have background music play automatically when my site loads, with the music being randomly picked from a list of several songs.. So each time the page loads, a different song should play.. Can be JavaScript or Flash, whichever way works the best.. Any ideas?

Our website normally plays music onload that can be stopped when manually starting a video using onclick="stop1()".

I've manipulated a javascript that detects if the user is a new or return user and plays the video automatically in a popup if the user is new. But, I cannot figure out how to either stop the music or prevent the music from starting at the same time.

I've really got no experience with js and am fumbling my way around. would appreciate your help.

I have music set to start playing when my website starts up...is there any way to keep it from restarting everytime I go back to the home page through clicking the home link from another page?

Hi,

I would need your helpful with a code for playing a music or video after 5 seconds launched page. I need a code to say under <body> </body> like autoplay.

Regards

Bob

Hello,
I am trying to change the background music on our website to be continuous, right now the music restarts every time you go to a new page. The webmaster who designed the website has this coding on the header page on the includes folder, he said setting it to restart with every page change was the only way we could set it up to be compatible with seo, I have had mixed information about this. Can anyone tell me how I should change this code without affecting the seo results. THANK YOU
[code]
<script type="text/javascript">
var flashvars = {};
flashvars.width = "70";
flashvars.height = "50";
var params = {};
params.wmode = "transparent";
var attributes = {};
attributes.id = "music";
swfobject.embedSWF("background_music.swf", "music", "70", "50", "8.0.0", true, flashvars, params, attributes);
</script>
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