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Quote:Need a bit of support on the onfinish event. can you please send me a sample code on how to repoint the target to a new video stream when a chosen one has finished playing. I have been asking and looking for answers to this particular problem since couple of months and have been unable to get this part going. The current solution which I have been asked to do involes merge all the video files in my source with a tralier which though is a good solution means i will not be able to change the trailer video later. would really appreciate a solution on this soon, thanks regards
With our new PlayList control, videos will queue up one after another as you wish them to. The PlayList can be visible or invisible, can run at the server or client, and can be driven by data from a database: http://www.aspnetmedia.com/aspnetmediagui_Default.aspx, http://www.aspnetmedia.com/ASPNetMediaGUI/documentation/?help=ASPNetMediaGUI_Media_PlayList_Object_ReferenceAdditionally, you can write JavaScript yourself to do this, using the JavaScript API that we've now included as a standard in each of our controls: http://www.aspnet-video.com/ASPNetVideo/documentation/?help=ASPNetVideo_JavaScript_APICheers! -Dave
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Dave, this is a much more basic question, but maybe you can help me out. I see how you can use the Javascript API, but is there a way to use a Javascript function to trigger a server-side function? Thanks.
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