Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Halloween mirror ghouls anyone?
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@bhepler
What video did you use?Sorry I missed the linkHow did you rip it from YouTube?
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@Mitchfarino
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@yawns Awesome, thank you!
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@bhepler Is there a way to loop through a number of videos, rather than just the one on repeat?
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@Mitchfarino Presumably you can inject some scripting to define an array of video files and then call a function to play the next file in the array. If you call that function from the onended() event in the VIDEO tag you should be able to get 90% of the way there.
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@bhepler Any idea how to do that?
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@Mitchfarino StackExchange had a pretty good start.
Based upon the fact that the text value includes the HTML tag
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@bhepler the problem is to get the script tag evaluated, when it gets inserted as text, i have a script that is working, but still stuck on the evaluation. It’s probably easier to just create a new module, than finding another hacky workaround
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@strawberry-3.141 You’re going to turn me into a Javascript developer with crazy talk like that.
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@bhepler that’s what i currently come up with
{ module: "helloworld", position: "fullscreen_below", config: { text: "<video id='halloween_player'></video><script>console.log('init'); var halloween_videos = ['http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.mp4', 'http://vo.fod4.com/v/9727363b6d/v1280-q2.mp4']; var halloween_index = 0; function playHalloweenVideos(){ console.log('play'); if(halloween_index >= halloween_videos.length){ halloween_index = 0; } var player = document.getElementById('halloween_player'); player.src = halloween_videos[halloween_index++]; player.addEventListener('ended', playHalloweenVideos); player.play(); } playHalloweenVideos();</script><img src='test.png' onload='console.log(\"test\"); eval(document.getElementById(\"halloween_player\").nextSibling.innerHTML); document.removeChild(this);'" } }
but i’m not able to eval in my fake img tag, however if you enter this command in the electron console it works
eval(document.getElementById("halloween_player").nextSibling.innerHTML);