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thec...@gmail.com
May 15, 2013, 7:18:19 AM5/15/13
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Hi
Suppose you have a plugin providing a function called "overwriteMe()". What is the behaviour of the following javascript:
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newFunction: function() { alert("Hello World!"); }
var plugin = document.getElementById("mySpecialPlugin");
plugin.overwriteMe = newFunction;
plugin.overwriteMe();
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First of all, is it possible to do this with NPAPI?
Secondly if the assignment ends in an NPO_SetProperty(). I thought this was okay, since it would might be possible to then use the value from this when invoking the method later on. However, the value is an NPObject and I can't see how this later on should be used for method invoke. Furthermore, I guess it's wrong to handle "overwriteMe" as a method and a property in the plugin.
/Christian
Suppose you have a plugin providing a function called "overwriteMe()". What is the behaviour of the following javascript:
----------------------------
newFunction: function() { alert("Hello World!"); }
var plugin = document.getElementById("mySpecialPlugin");
plugin.overwriteMe = newFunction;
plugin.overwriteMe();
----------------------------
First of all, is it possible to do this with NPAPI?
Secondly if the assignment ends in an NPO_SetProperty(). I thought this was okay, since it would might be possible to then use the value from this when invoking the method later on. However, the value is an NPObject and I can't see how this later on should be used for method invoke. Furthermore, I guess it's wrong to handle "overwriteMe" as a method and a property in the plugin.
/Christian
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