Lizzy v1.1.1

christophedelory.playlist.asx
Class Banner

java.lang.Object
  extended by christophedelory.playlist.asx.Child
      extended by christophedelory.playlist.asx.AsxElement
          extended by christophedelory.playlist.asx.URLElement
              extended by christophedelory.playlist.asx.Banner

public class Banner
extends URLElement

Specifies an URL for a graphic that appears in the display panel of Windows Media Player, beneath the video content. If the media is audio only, the banner graphic is displayed by itself. Windows Media Player reserves a space 32 pixels high by 194 pixels wide (the banner bar) for the graphic. If the graphic defined in the URL is smaller than that, it displays at its original size. If the graphic is larger than the reserved space, Windows Media Player will crop the image to fit the space.
A BANNER element defined for an ASX element displays while all clips in the playlist are playing. A BANNER element defined in an ENTRY element displays only while that clip is playing, and during that time overrides any banner defined within the parent ASX element. You can specify how Windows Media Player reserves space for the banner by setting the BANNERBAR attribute of the ASX element.
Banner images are not supported with DRM files or when Windows Media Player is embedded in a Web page.
Not supported on Windows CE.

Version:
$Revision: 92 $
Author:
Christophe Delory

Constructor Summary
Banner()
           
 
Method Summary
 TextElement getAbstract()
          Returns the description of the associated element.
 MoreInfo getMoreInfo()
          Returns the URL of a graphic file that will appear in the display panel of the associated element.
 void setAbstract(TextElement abstrct)
          Initializes the description of the associated element.
 void setMoreInfo(MoreInfo moreInfo)
          Initializes the URL of a graphic file that will appear in the display panel of the associated element.
 
Methods inherited from class christophedelory.playlist.asx.URLElement
getHref, setHref
 
Methods inherited from class christophedelory.playlist.asx.Child
getParent, setParent
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

Banner

public Banner()
Method Detail

getAbstract

public TextElement getAbstract()
Returns the description of the associated element. Contains text that represents a description of the associated ASX or ENTRY element. Only the first last ABSTRACT element within the scope of another element is used when an Advanced Stream Redirector (ASX) file is processed. Subsequent Other ABSTRACT elements in that scope are ignored. You can use an ABSTRACT element within the scope of the BANNER element to display text as a ToolTip when the user pauses the mouse pointer over the banner graphic.

Returns:
an abstract. May be null.
See Also:
setAbstract(christophedelory.playlist.asx.TextElement)

setAbstract

public void setAbstract(TextElement abstrct)
Initializes the description of the associated element.

Parameters:
abstrct - an abstract. May be null.
See Also:
getAbstract()

getMoreInfo

public MoreInfo getMoreInfo()
Returns the URL of a graphic file that will appear in the display panel of the associated element. A MOREINFO element within a BANNER element defines a URL to which the user is taken when the user clicks the banner graphic (the URL can be any path or protocol, such as an e-mail link, a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) URL to a Web site, or even a Microsoft JScript command). When the pointer is moved over the graphic, the graphic becomes embossed and looks like a button.

Returns:
supplementary information for this element. May be null.
See Also:
setMoreInfo(christophedelory.playlist.asx.MoreInfo)

setMoreInfo

public void setMoreInfo(MoreInfo moreInfo)
Initializes the URL of a graphic file that will appear in the display panel of the associated element.

Parameters:
moreInfo - supplementary information for this element. May be null.
See Also:
getMoreInfo()

© 2008-2009 Christophe Delory

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