loopfinity
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urgent embedded video on PHP file.
hi there.
I develop a web site with PHP and the web site has videos/ movie part.
I need to embed video like attached image. the video list shoul appear, then user click the video,
it should play same appearance with image 2.
in image2, quickTime should be installed but my application should play in almost all browser like youtube or the others.
any help or link will be greatly appreciated.
warm regards.
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I develop a web site with PHP and the web site has videos/ movie part.
I need to embed video like attached image. the video list shoul appear, then user click the video,
it should play same appearance with image 2.
in image2, quickTime should be installed but my application should play in almost all browser like youtube or the others.
any help or link will be greatly appreciated.
warm regards.
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The box in the middle and the darker background is lightbox.
Below is a good one:
http://fancybox.net/
As I am busy, I will give the part 2 of the solution later.(in 1 day of time, sorry)
Good luck!
Below is a good one:
http://fancybox.net/
As I am busy, I will give the part 2 of the solution later.(in 1 day of time, sorry)
Good luck!
ASKER
could you please write ASAP
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Hello, loopfinity, and welcome to EE. Here are some ideas to make your use of this site more enjoyable and productive for you...
At EE, the experts exchange answers and advice for points. If you look at the questions awaiting answers in this zone, you will see a lot of 500 point questions. Your question is competing for the experts' attention among those high-point questions. So as a matter of simple economics you might be able to envision which questions will get the experts' attention first. Just a thought.
We are experts, but not mind readers. Questions that are vague and hypothetical may not get answers that are as succinct and effective as questions that have actual URLs, complete code examples, and clearly expressed questions. "It doesn't work" is not an error message. Whenever possible, please provide the inputs and tell us what you want for the outputs. Sometimes the right answer is, "Don't do that -- it doesn't work that way."
We answer questions and provide teaching examples, but we cannot build your applications for you. If you do not understand the basics of computer science and the programming languages involved in your applications, you might be better off to hire a developer. Often a great deal of trial and error, plus background information is necessary to get a piece of an application working. The experts will try to help, but sometimes the only reasonable answer is, "Please read the fine manuals."
All of us who have been at EE for a while have seen questions like, "How do I do 'X' in 'Y' language, and by the way, I do not know anything about 'Y' language." For some reason we never see anyone ask, "I want to play a piano sonata, and by the way, I have never taken piano lessons." It is no sin if you do not know a particular programming language -- I do not know most of them, but it is not reasonable to expect that you will learn a programming language by asking questions in an online forum, any more than you could learn to play the piano by asking questions in an online forum. Instead your best question might be, "What are good learning resources to get a foundation in 'Y' language?" We are glad to help with that.
In the instant case, I recommend you take advantage of one of the hosted solutions for online videos. Choose YouTube or Vimeo. It will be easier to use and more dependable than anything you can write.
Cordial regards, ~Ray
At EE, the experts exchange answers and advice for points. If you look at the questions awaiting answers in this zone, you will see a lot of 500 point questions. Your question is competing for the experts' attention among those high-point questions. So as a matter of simple economics you might be able to envision which questions will get the experts' attention first. Just a thought.
We are experts, but not mind readers. Questions that are vague and hypothetical may not get answers that are as succinct and effective as questions that have actual URLs, complete code examples, and clearly expressed questions. "It doesn't work" is not an error message. Whenever possible, please provide the inputs and tell us what you want for the outputs. Sometimes the right answer is, "Don't do that -- it doesn't work that way."
We answer questions and provide teaching examples, but we cannot build your applications for you. If you do not understand the basics of computer science and the programming languages involved in your applications, you might be better off to hire a developer. Often a great deal of trial and error, plus background information is necessary to get a piece of an application working. The experts will try to help, but sometimes the only reasonable answer is, "Please read the fine manuals."
All of us who have been at EE for a while have seen questions like, "How do I do 'X' in 'Y' language, and by the way, I do not know anything about 'Y' language." For some reason we never see anyone ask, "I want to play a piano sonata, and by the way, I have never taken piano lessons." It is no sin if you do not know a particular programming language -- I do not know most of them, but it is not reasonable to expect that you will learn a programming language by asking questions in an online forum, any more than you could learn to play the piano by asking questions in an online forum. Instead your best question might be, "What are good learning resources to get a foundation in 'Y' language?" We are glad to help with that.
In the instant case, I recommend you take advantage of one of the hosted solutions for online videos. Choose YouTube or Vimeo. It will be easier to use and more dependable than anything you can write.
Cordial regards, ~Ray
ASKER
@ Ray_Paseur:
Your all comments are worthless. You mean award more points to get correct answer. Is it ethic action for any experts?
best.
Your all comments are worthless. You mean award more points to get correct answer. Is it ethic action for any experts?
best.
@ Ray_Paseur:
You are not totally correct.
EE is a platform for experts to help others. So we should try our best to help others, not to mention the amount of points given. I would consider you selfish.
However, I absolutely agree with the things you wrote below that.
@ loopfinity:
for multi-browser checking, check this(for newer browsers):
http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody
Compability page:
http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody/test.html
For the below recommend video part, read this:
http://www.prototype-ui.com/
This should be enough.
Further problems please ask whether necessary.
Good luck!
You are not totally correct.
EE is a platform for experts to help others. So we should try our best to help others, not to mention the amount of points given. I would consider you selfish.
However, I absolutely agree with the things you wrote below that.
@ loopfinity:
for multi-browser checking, check this(for newer browsers):
http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody
Compability page:
http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody/test.html
For the below recommend video part, read this:
http://www.prototype-ui.com/
This should be enough.
Further problems please ask whether necessary.
Good luck!
ASKER
thaks mickey159
let me try them.
let me try them.
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sorrry I am bussy with other things.
Anyway I will award your comments.
I will try to do it ASAP.
Anyway I will award your comments.
I will try to do it ASAP.
ASKER
good enough but not implemented yet.
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