Bare Bones Issues EMBED Tag AppleScript For BBEdit

News

Brad Cook

3:00 PM, May. 31st ET, 2006

Articles by Author Brad Cook on Twitter Contact Author Bio

Comments (0)

Bare Bones Software has released a free AppleScript for BBEdit users migrating away from the EMBED tag for deploying QuickTime content, which is no longer supported without viewer interaction in new and future versions of Microsoftis Internet Explorer. The lack of support is the result of a recent settlement between Microsoft and Eolas Technology.

The company explained in a press release it issued: "The BBEdit Embed Tag Script addresses the new browser requirements for a commonly encountered CSS situation where object tags contain EMBED tags for QuickTime media that must be replaced, in this case with JavaScript function calls, to dynamically load and display media content. The BBEdit-powered AppleScript automates the implementation of the JavaScript file recommended by Apple."

Post A Comment or Log-in. Need an account? Register here.

Recent Headlines - Updated February 9th

Thu, 12:49 AM: News - Apple Supplier Foxconn’s Servers Hacked
Wed, 10:46 PM: Product News - White MacBook Finally Meets Its End
10:20 PM: News - Microsoft Echos Apple’s Call for FRAND Standards
5:59 PM: News - Air Force Might Replace Manuals with 18,000 iPads
4:30 PM: Product News - Vonage Mobile for iPhone Offers Free Texting, Calls
4:03 PM: News - iPhone App Path Uploads User Contact Lists to Servers [Update]
3:02 PM: Deal Brothers - 13” MacBook Pro 2.4GHz Dual-core Intel i5: $1,019
3:00 PM: Quick Look Review - Akron’s TAB802 Table Mount For iPad Is Sturdy
2:05 PM: News - Paul McCartney to Stream Live Performance on iTunes, Apple TV
11:13 AM: News - Sprint Activates 1.8M iPhones, 40% are New Customers
10:08 AM: Hot Forum Topic - Reader Discussion: Email App Feature Wish List
9:34 AM: News - Apple to EU: Set FRAND Licensing Standards

The Mac Observer Reader Specials

TypeStyler 11 is now in the Mac App Store!! -- Special Introductory Price of $59.95!! -- To Buy From The Mac App Store Click Here Now!! Or buy direct from Strider Software.
Mac RAM Upgrades: MacBook Pro 16GB kits $475, 8GB Kits for $119.99! iMac 16GB RAM Kits (4x 4GB) for $229.99! Mac Pro Memory 32GB Kit for $399.99, 64GB Kit for $889.99! Mac Hard Drives 2TB Seagate SATA II for $249.99! Click Here!
If you're using a Mac, then you've gotta check out Online Poker Mac. This mac poker and online casino mac site actually does the unthinkable, it actually rewards!

Apple Stock Quote (AAPL)

Last trade: $---.-- $---.--
Market cap: $---.--
Discuss in our Apple Finance Board

Quotes are delayed. Currency in USD

Hot Topics

What's the buzz? These articles have TMO readers talking.

AirPort Utility 6 for Lion is for Beginners - 18 Comments
Analyst: iPhone 5 Coming in June at WWDC - 13 Comments
Simpler Apple Apps Shouldn’t be Simple-minded - 11 Comments
Mac OS X: Time-Saving Terminal Tips - 9 Comments
Air Force Might Replace Manuals with 18,000 iPads - 7 Comments
Apple iPhone Tops in U.S., Global Smartphones for Q4 - 7 Comments

TMO Express

Join the TMO Express Daily Newsletter to get the latest Mac headlines in your e-mail every weekday. Find out more!

Top Deals From DealBrothers.com

Recent Features

Get the latest installments of TMO Columns, Podcasts, & Blogs.

© The Mac Observer, Inc. -- All rights reserved. All information presented on this site is copyrighted by The Mac Observer, Inc. except where otherwise noted. No portion of this site may be copied without express written consent. Other sites are invited to link to any aspect of this site provided that all content is presented in its original form and is not placed within another frame. The Mac Observer is an independent publication and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple, Inc.