Everything works fine in FireFox. So I test it in IE7 and I get a javascript error in an endless loop saying "videoId1_api is undefined"
if I turn off script debugging the flash will play and everything appears fine except for the javascript error. If I don't disable script debugging the video never comes up and it appears to be a problem just before it passes the XML data to the flash object.
Here is the text that comes up in my script debugging:
try { videoId1_api.SetReturnValue(__flash__toXML(self.location.href.toString()) ); } catch (e) { videoId1_api.SetReturnValue("<undefined></undefined>"); }
I looked all over for a script that looks like this but could not find anything. What's more confusing is why would I even get an error if it is contained within a try catch block.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jon
if I turn off script debugging the flash will play and everything appears fine except for the javascript error. If I don't disable script debugging the video never comes up and it appears to be a problem just before it passes the XML data to the flash object.
Here is the text that comes up in my script debugging:
try { videoId1_api.SetReturnValue(__flash__toXML(self.location.href.toString()) ); } catch (e) { videoId1_api.SetReturnValue("<undefined></undefined>"); }
I looked all over for a script that looks like this but could not find anything. What's more confusing is why would I even get an error if it is contained within a try catch block.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jon