I need to parse an Adobe Flash site like this: http://www.ford.ru/SBE/SparePartsLocator/p=1204913942491.
How can I do that?
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I'm using UIWebView to load URL in my app, so while login into that URL, Home page of my application will come,
in that home page i have another button to call a new URL which needs Adobe Flash Player, so it is showing an error like
"This content requires Adobe Flash Player, which is not supported by your device. This content can be viewed on a desktop computer or on mobile devices that support Flash Player".
Could you please suggest me is there any third party library available to resolve this or i need to open that new URL in Safari Browser of iPad.
Apple famously decided not to allow Flash on iOS devices for a number of reasons back in 2010. As far as I know, that hasn't changed. There are apparently some apps that let you view Flash content, but it doesn't sound like a very good experience.
There's no Flash library that you can build into an app to access Flash. Since you control the web content in question, your best bet by far is to build a version of that content that uses HTML5 instead of Flash.
Even Adobe is making the switch to HTML5; your Flash content has passed it's expiration date.
I would like to use VideoJS in my iOS app and web app therefore, I would like to include the videoJS library without the flash backup component.
Is it possible to not include flash backup and default to the message of
"NO HTML5 video supported"
on the web app if users use old browser or Firefox or IE7-?
Regards,
Duc Haba
You can use <video ... data-setup='{"techOrder":["html5"]}' to prevent flash from being used. But you don't need to do that to use video.js on iOS - flash is only used as fallback where it is available.
I am trying to link to a specific video from facebook directly in iOS.
There are apps in AppStore that do exactly that (feks iLoaderLite).
I have the id of the video, and when i use the link on the mac, the video opens (using flash i suppose).
The link is "http://www.facebook.com/video/embed?video_id=1432879026926621".
When I use the same link in a webView, the webView responds by requiring flash, which of course is not available for the iOS.
If I use MPMoviePlayer, nothing is loaded and I have a black screen since it cannot decode the flash video.
How do can I link to a Facebook video in iOS?
Anybody has an idea???
Thanks in advance
Found it. Using the Graph Api explorer tool for facebook (google it), you can enter the video id, and search for the video. If you output "source" you get a link with the video source in mp4. You can add parameters, and search for other stuff too.
I am developing windows 8 application using YouTube API and C#. Now i need to display the same error message what youtube player displays on video failed. For example like this,
Is there any API query available to get this error message or any other best way to done this...??
Thanks in advance.
I don't think you can get the actual text of the message like that, but you can tell when it's been triggered; use the gdata feed for the video and specifically search for the media:restriction element, like this:
http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/zYNNPfuAHa4?fields=media:group/media:restriction
It will give you a list of countries where the above error message would be triggered; something like this:
<entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/">
<media:group>
<media:restriction type="country" relationship="deny">PR GU VI CA DE US UM AS MP PM</media:restriction>
</media:group>
</entry>
If you're playing back YouTube content from your application, you should be using one of the official YouTube players (like the iframe embedded player), in which case the player itself will take care of handling playback restrictions and displaying UX messages.
I'm trying to share a link of a video that I uploaded in my website host. But the post doesn't show my video and a thumbnail image. I want my post to look like this image bellow:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/UcbTG.png
is there anyway to post my video like that?
I'm using facebook SDK 3.1.1, ARC, Cocos2d 2.0, IOS 5.1;
Yes, if you supply the correct Open Graph Tags as per https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraphprotocol/#audiovideo your video can embed in the News Feed post.
To accomplish the actual Sharing, you should use the Feed Dialog which is customizable and will work on desktop and mobile devices.