hi.
is there any way to watch youtube etc in flowplayer.
already have flowplayer for local stored video
thanks

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twix commented
Title: viewing youtube in flowplayer » Ajax form submissions
Project: Embedded Media Field » Node.js integration
Version: 6.x-1.0-beta1 » 7.x-1.0-beta1
Component: Embedded Video Field » Miscellaneous

Is it possible to ajax submit forms though nodejs server and get json response?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

anything is possible.

but why do you want to do this? this module keeps the smarts and persistence with drupal, so this is possibly not the right fit for you.

twix’s picture

twix commented

performance/efficiency, if there is a socket open may as well use it rather than questing from apache again?

Also, is there a way to send nodejs ajax_commands to specific clients by uid?, to alter anything on page?

what the best IPC methods for nodejs, i have tcl apps that create data that can be passed to web clients'

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

ok, now i see where you're missing something.

there is no open socket between apache and the client, only between node.js and the client.

the node.js server-side js doesn't do anything that you could post to.

for the ajax_commands stuff, see the nodejs_ajax module - its a submodule of the nodejs module.

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tizzo commented
Status: Active » Fixed

If Drupal needs to process the form you still have to bootstrap Drupal. Our node.js integration is mainly focused at what we can do with adding websockets to Drupal.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.