> Scott R. wrote: > ... That said, does an HTML5 standalone have the ability to > interact with the HTML of the surrounding page? > If yes, it would seem to be relatively straightforward to do > what most HTML apps do, which is displaying video content in > an iFrame, or embedded video on the same page...
Mark Wadd. said recently, freely out of my brain: 'LC uses emscripten only to render into the canvas'. I suggested the use of other HTML5 objects already in November and got a strict "NO": The HTML5 standalone will not have features that are not in the engine. The other way is already somehow possible: One can have a webpage with actions that work on the LC canvas like on every other canvas, for example get mouseActions or keyboardActions if over the canvas. But for that the LC canvas is a "dead" drawn object, like a still image, you can't go 'deeper'. Except LC would allow to attach js handlers alike the browser objects do. Hope that was not too theoretical, the HTML5 people in general have their own special wording what builds (intentionally?) a barrier to simple HTML3 users like me and, as you wrote, also you ... hh _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
