Forum user: andjules

just trying to understand your implementation. My issue is that if I want the 'active' class added to the parent of the anchor, I lose both #hash link functionality (I can't load the page with a non-default tab active), and history. Is that what you're trying to solve?:

<ul id="#tabs">
<li><a href="#tab-content-1">tab1</a></div>
<li><a href="#tab-content-2">tab2</a></div>
</ul>

my jquery looks like this:

$("#tabs").tabs({tabs:'li'})

The tabs work, .active gets added to the li (what I want, for CSS reasons), but but hash URLs (and history) don't work.
Does your modification fix this?

THANKS

+1 for this bug (especially related to wowza):
http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/14051

for those of us using live cuepoints via wowza... I'm still confused on exactly what this means (from Richard @ Wowza forums):


One thing to look out for is that whatever you put into the recorded stream is wrapped in a AMFDataObj. So in the vod player, the callback funtion should have an Object parameter even if you inserted a String.

I think that's what we're talking about here...? accessing the 'object' of 'parameters'?
It seemed Deckard was chasing this problem on the Wowza forums about the same time last year.

I noticed on the Wowza forums the following (from Richard):

One thing to look out for is that whatever you put into the recorded stream is wrapped in a AMFDataObj. So in the vod player, the callback funtion should have an Object parameter even if you inserted a String.

Is it possible that we need to do something like this:
data1.name(toString)
?
Would that work w/ Flowplayer? do internals really need to be changed if the 'name' is an object instead of a string?

bump. I also am looking to read cuePoints from a live stream using Wowza...

a) athttp://flowplayer.org/documentation/configuration.html#clips it says autoPlay default is false and autoBuffering is true; however it seems the opposite is true(?)
b) what's the best practice for buffering progressive-download videos whose bandwidth is likely to exceed the user's? Quicktimes can be set so they autoplay once the player has guessed enough of the file has downloaded, so that it can be played entirely without stalling. Is that a possibility here, without manually setting an extemely large bufferLength? (are there downsides to setting a large bufferLength on hi-quality video?) If not, what do you think is the best practice for hi-quality progressive-download?

c) nice forums... what forum package/skin are you using?