Complete JavaScript API technology framework - Revision history

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‎Overview

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‎Add()

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‎Enqueue()

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‎Play()

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‎Properties

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 ==Overview==
-The purpose of the Winamp Online Service API is to allow Winamp Online Services to interact with the Winamp client in order to provide service developers with a way to create custom experiences for their users based on the power of Winamp.  The overall idea is to include exceptional web sites within Winamp Online Services.
+The purpose of the Winamp Online Service API is to allow content creators to interact with the Winamp client in order to provide to create custom experiences for their users based on the power of Winamp.  The overall idea is to include exceptional web sites within Winamp Online Services.
 The Winamp Online Service API is made up of methods that can be called from scripts within web pages rendered by the Winamp client.  The API can be invoked using any scripting language supported by the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser (5.5 and above).  For simplicity, examples in this document will use JavaScript.

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 Example:
-  var rc = window.external.Bookmark.Add("c:\myfavs\songstocodeby.mp3",
+  var rc = window.external.Bookmarks.Add("c:\myfavs\songstocodeby.mp3",
       "Songs To Code By");

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 Example:
-  var rc = window.extern.PlayQueue.Enqueue("c:\\Winamp\\01 - Hello.mp3",
+  var rc = window.external.PlayQueue.Enqueue("c:\\Winamp\\01 - Hello.mp3",
      "My Cool Title",1024);
 Return Value:

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 Example:
-  var rc = window.extern.PlayQueue.Play("c:\\Winamp\\01 - Hello.mp3",
+  var rc = window.external.PlayQueue.Play("c:\\Winamp\\01 - Hello.mp3",
      "My Cool Title",1024);
 Return Value:

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-===Properties===
+wrEeTB  <a href="http://tksrtajfoqap.com/">tksrtajfoqap</a>, [url=http://cdfhknfsywgx.com/]cdfhknfsywgx[/url], [link=http://rddqkgcnpiyi.com/]rddqkgcnpiyi[/link], http://etiqeumbtbje.com/
-====int length (read only)====
-PlayQueue.length contains the length of the current play queue
-−
-====int cursor====
-PlayQueue.cursor provides access to the position of the currently playing asset within the play queue.  This cursor is 0 based, meaning that the first asset in the Play Queue has a cursor value of 0.  Valid values range from 0 to the length of the play queue minus one.
-−
-If this value is changed before playback is started, the next asset to play will be the one assigned to this property.  However, if a song is already playing and this property is changed, the current asset will continue to play even though this property has been updated.  At the point that the current asset playback completes, the player will increment the cursor position and play the next asset in the queue rather than the one to which cursor was set.  So, for example, to specify the next asset to play while an asset is currently playing, set the cursor property to the position of the asset to play minus one.
 == Playlists API ==