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Revision as of 15:59, 9 June 2008
As part of SWCP's interest in Open Source software and easy to use web based applications we're working on making several open source packages easily available, see Webapps for more information about this. Many common questions are answered in the Web Apps section of our Knowledge Base.
Creating password protected web pages
We have an online tool for building simple password protected areas that is available from the Members Only Area. If you're curious what is needed to set up password protected web pages, follow the link.
Video with QuickTime
This is quick recipe for adding a popup window that include a Quicktime movie that starts playing immediately.
First the POP Up Window
In the HEAD section of your HTML document, add the following Javascript to open a 240x240 sized window.
<script language="JavaScript">
function popupTitleURL(url, title) {
myw = window.open("", 'crmPopup',
'width=240,height=240,location=no,menubar=no,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes');
myw.document.write("<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>");
myw.document.write(title);
myw.document.write("</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>");
myw.document.write("<embed src='");
myw.document.write(url);
myw.document.write("' autoplay='true'");
myw.document.write(" KIOSKMODE='True'");
myw.document.write("' width=200 height=200>");
myw.document.write("</embed>");;
myw.document.write("</BODY></HTML>");
myw.moveTo(10,10);
}
Add the movie
In the body of the HTML document add a Javascript call to that function with a URL that points to your Quicktime file.
<script language=JavaScript> </script>