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Hi,
My clients has videos on posts using the Flowplayer plugin, and these videos work just fine when viewed in all browsers.
However, my client also has an alternative viewing method, and it is this viewing method which cause some javascript errors.
My client has built a .net program in Visual Studio. They have made the WP site that has the videos accessible directly though their program via a .net Web Browser control. When attempting the view the videos via the .net Web Browser controls, the following error displays:“Line: 6”
“Character: 12,144”
“unable to get property style of undefined or null reference”
URL: flowplayer.min.js?ver=6.0.3.4Then whether I choose to continue running scripts or no, this error message displays:
Line: 6″
“Character: 11,756”
“unable to get property getBoundingClientRect of undefined or null reference”
URL: flowplayer.min.js?ver=6.0.3.4I know that this is not the fault of Flowplayer, and based on my research, I think it has to do with IE rendering limitations in the WebBrowser control, and as such you are under no obligation to address the issue.
But if you’ve ever heard of this issue, could you please share any info you have that might help me resolve the issue?
Thanks a bunch,
Michael
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for your question.
1. We’d need an example to even take a look.
2. We are not supporting .netMaking the web work for you, Alec
Hi Alec,
Thanks for replying. Yeah, I knew it’s not your responsibility. I was just holding out hope that maybe you had heard of the issue before and could point me in the right direction.
Thanks anyway,
Mike
Hi Mike,
I’m sorry but struggling with .net on an edge case like this is not something we know about. If we did, I’d tell you.
If you’d like us to try to track the .net issues down, we could do so but it would be as web development work.
Making the web work for you, Alec
Hi Alec,
Thanks very much for the offer. This .net issue has caused me a load of stress, but I can’t really hire anyone to help. But I do appreciate your willingness.
God Bless You,
Mike
You’re welcome Mike. Dealing with those .net issues (Microsoft compatibility with open source) should be enough to make a person call a crisis line for counselling.
Best wishes,
Alec
Ha ha, believe me, I’ve wanted to these past several days. I really enjoy a challenge, but only those that I think I have any chance of overcoming.
If I had the money, first thing I’d do is hire you, and second thing I’d do is head for the coast for recuperation!
Best wishes to you, as well. See you on the other thread!
