Re: COREblog-en Digest, Vol 33, Issue 2

I tried that and it did not seem to help.  Two things, the <object> tag
is used for quicktime movies and they seem to play just fine, as well,
it seems the problem comes before the <object> as the file type does not
seem to be determined correctly (it comes in as Othrers as opposed to
file_video_x_flv.

I *think* the problem has something to do with the determination of the
file type and passing the correct information to figure out which macro
to use (macros defined in media_view.pt). 

It seems getRefsByKind is the right place to start, but I am not sure it
is being used, if it is, I am not sure how things are passed around.

(I appreciate the thought below thought!!)

Any other ideas?

sirloon wrote:
>> On the entry page it shows the FLV file name on the right hand side (and
>> as a link). 
>>
>> Based on some very simple tracking it seems to come up as a type
>> "Othrers" rather than file_video_x_flv.  So, I am not sure why it can't
>> figure out it is the type 'file_video_x_flv'??
>>     
>
> I'm not sure if this is related, but I've been required to declare HTML safe elements to use
> flash with embedded <object>. Else there're escaped...
> To do this, go to your ZMI, then portal_transforms => safe_html, and add needed html elements.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Seb
>   

-- 
Craig Jones
[email protected]
http://www.brechmos.org

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