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Posted by bernhard on 11/27/27 11:31
Pascal Herczog schrieb:
> I have an html page divided into 2 frames. The left side contains a table
> with a series of hyperlinks to select different movie files to be played in
> the right hand frame. Now, I could do it the easy (boring!) way, and make
> each link call a unique html file that contains the exact same embedded
> object definition for the media player, but each with a unique
>
> <param name='fileName' value="Filename1.mpg">
>
> entry to play the correct movie file.
>
> However, it seems to me that, given that it is possible to call this url
> with some parameters attached, I must surely be able to create a generic
> movieplayer.htm file that uses the ?name=Filename1.mpg parameter to assign
> it as the name of the file to be played.
>
> So, my table url would be <a
> href="movieplayer.htm?name=Filename1.mpg">Filename1</a>
This must be done using server side scripting. Check if you can use php
on your server. it takes less than 10 lines of php code to solve your
prob.
bernhard
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