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2010-11-30T03:27:28Z

Reverted edits by Iseficibuw (Talk) to last version by Culix

Iseficibuw at 05:11, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T05:11:09Z

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Undo revision 61217 by Jeststeffle (Talk)

Jeststeffle at 10:11, 10 April 2010

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Blo: /* How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp? */

2009-09-29T19:41:32Z

‎How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp?

Blo: /* How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp? */

2009-09-29T19:41:11Z

‎How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp?

Blo: /* How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp? */

2009-09-29T19:32:38Z

‎How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp?

Gistbane at 19:25, 29 September 2009

2009-09-29T19:25:45Z

Blo: /* Default omBrowser Settings: */

2009-09-29T19:22:45Z

‎Default omBrowser Settings:

Blo: /* What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser? */

2009-09-29T19:21:58Z

‎What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser?

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 This wiki page has been created to help Web developers and QA engineers optimize their web pages to be rendered within the Winamp client application.
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 '''2) Bento Skin Browser'''
-Winamp's default skin, named &quot;Bento&quot;, has a built in web browser that allows users to freely surf the web, create bookmarks, etc. The Bento browser DOES NOT have access to the [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]] and acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session.
+Winamp's default skin, named "Bento", has a built in web browser that allows users to freely surf the web, create bookmarks, etc. The Bento browser DOES NOT have access to the [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]] and acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session.
 [[Image:Bento Browser Screenshot.png]]
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 Winamp provides a [http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/plugin-dev/wa_webdev.exe web developer plugin] to help you unit test your web page inside of the Winamp client. You can download it [http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/plugin-dev/wa_webdev.exe here].
-Basically this plugin works very similarly to the Online Services node in the Media library, but allows you to create &quot;test services&quot; with parameters you specify.  The plugin also makes available a test page for our [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]].
+Basically this plugin works very similarly to the Online Services node in the Media library, but allows you to create "test services" with parameters you specify.  The plugin also makes available a test page for our [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]].
 To use it, you'd just install the latest publically available Winamp Client, version 5.56+ (http://www.winamp.com/player/ if you don't have it already), then run the installer for the web developer plugin (wa_webdev.exe). Note: Winamp.exe should be closed when you install the web developer plugin.
-Once you've installed it, launch Winamp and you'll see a '''&quot;WebDev Platform&quot;''' item in your Media Library on the bottom left (see example image below).
+Once you've installed it, launch Winamp and you'll see a '''"WebDev Platform"''' item in your Media Library on the bottom left (see example image below).
 [[Image:Wa webdev.png]]
-The area to the right has the embedded browsing experience, where the online service would be loaded, When you click on the '''WebDev Platform''', you'll see a web page that has links to both the &quot;JSAPI2 Test Page&quot; which shows simple examples of available Winamp Javascript API calls, and a &quot;Create Your Own Service&quot; link, which allows you to enter a URL and title, and create a sub-node under the WebDev Platform Item (see image below).
+The area to the right has the embedded browsing experience, where the online service would be loaded, When you click on the '''WebDev Platform''', you'll see a web page that has links to both the "JSAPI2 Test Page" which shows simple examples of available Winamp Javascript API calls, and a "Create Your Own Service" link, which allows you to enter a URL and title, and create a sub-node under the WebDev Platform Item (see image below).
 Here is where you should enter the url of the web page you'd like to unit test (you can load a local file path or hosted url). Don't worry about the service ID or Icon fields. After you hit save, a sub-node under the WebDev Platform item will be created and it will behave exactly as your online service would.

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 This wiki page has been created to help Web developers and QA engineers optimize their web pages to be rendered within the Winamp client application.
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 '''2) Bento Skin Browser'''
-Winamp's default skin, named "Bento", has a built in web browser that allows users to freely surf the web, create bookmarks, etc. The Bento browser DOES NOT have access to the [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]] and acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session.
+Winamp's default skin, named &quot;Bento&quot;, has a built in web browser that allows users to freely surf the web, create bookmarks, etc. The Bento browser DOES NOT have access to the [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]] and acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session.
 [[Image:Bento Browser Screenshot.png]]
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 Winamp provides a [http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/plugin-dev/wa_webdev.exe web developer plugin] to help you unit test your web page inside of the Winamp client. You can download it [http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/plugin-dev/wa_webdev.exe here].
-Basically this plugin works very similarly to the Online Services node in the Media library, but allows you to create "test services" with parameters you specify.  The plugin also makes available a test page for our [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]].
+Basically this plugin works very similarly to the Online Services node in the Media library, but allows you to create &quot;test services&quot; with parameters you specify.  The plugin also makes available a test page for our [[Online_Service_Developer#JavaScript_APIs|Online Services APIs]].
 To use it, you'd just install the latest publically available Winamp Client, version 5.56+ (http://www.winamp.com/player/ if you don't have it already), then run the installer for the web developer plugin (wa_webdev.exe). Note: Winamp.exe should be closed when you install the web developer plugin.
-Once you've installed it, launch Winamp and you'll see a '''"WebDev Platform"''' item in your Media Library on the bottom left (see example image below).
+Once you've installed it, launch Winamp and you'll see a '''&quot;WebDev Platform&quot;''' item in your Media Library on the bottom left (see example image below).
 [[Image:Wa webdev.png]]
-The area to the right has the embedded browsing experience, where the online service would be loaded, When you click on the '''WebDev Platform''', you'll see a web page that has links to both the "JSAPI2 Test Page" which shows simple examples of available Winamp Javascript API calls, and a "Create Your Own Service" link, which allows you to enter a URL and title, and create a sub-node under the WebDev Platform Item (see image below).
+The area to the right has the embedded browsing experience, where the online service would be loaded, When you click on the '''WebDev Platform''', you'll see a web page that has links to both the &quot;JSAPI2 Test Page&quot; which shows simple examples of available Winamp Javascript API calls, and a &quot;Create Your Own Service&quot; link, which allows you to enter a URL and title, and create a sub-node under the WebDev Platform Item (see image below).
 Here is where you should enter the url of the web page you'd like to unit test (you can load a local file path or hosted url). Don't worry about the service ID or Icon fields. After you hit save, a sub-node under the WebDev Platform item will be created and it will behave exactly as your online service would.

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−	~~Related Link:~~
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−	~~[http://www.lindaolsson.com '''Palm Beach Homes''']~~

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		+	Related Link:
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		+	[http://www.lindaolsson.com '''Palm Beach Homes''']

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 ==How can I detect that my page Is being loaded inside Winamp?==
-'''1) Online Services''': The easiest way to determine if the web page is being loaded within the Winamp Online Services area is by checking for Winamp specific strings in the user agent (see below).
+'''1) Online Services''': The easiest way to determine if the web page is being loaded within Online Services is by checking for Winamp specific strings in the user agent (see below).
 Example: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.30; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648) '''omBrowser'''/1.3 ('''Winamp''' 5.57 build 2596 Beta, JSAPI2)

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−	'''2) Bento Browser''': As stated earlier, the Bento Browser acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session and does not ~~have~~ convey any Winamp specific hooks (e.g, no Winamp strings in user agent, no access to Winamp API's).	+	'''2) Bento Browser''': As stated earlier, the Bento Browser acts very much like a stand alone IE browser session and does not convey any Winamp specific hooks (e.g, no Winamp strings in user agent, no access to Winamp API's).

	==What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser?==		==What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser?==

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 [[Image:Create Test Service2.png]]
-'''1) Bento Browser'''
+'''2) Bento Browser'''
-Unit testing your web page inside of the Bento browser is very easy. Just run a recent version of Winamp and click on the Bento browser and enter the url of the web page you'd like to test (see image below).
+Unit testing your web page inside of the Bento browser is very easy. Just run a recent version of Winamp and click on the Bento browser and enter the url of the web page you'd like to test (see image below).  It's important to note that the Bento browser inside of the Winamp client is not where an online service would load, and does not give a webpage access to the JSAPI functions.
 [[Image:Browser test.png]]

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	[[Image:Winamp Client Browser Default Page Grid.png]]		[[Image:Winamp Client Browser Default Page Grid.png]]

−	~~===''Default omBrowser Settings'':===~~
−	~~By default, the following omBrowser settings are unchecked:~~

−	*Disable context menu filtering
−	*Show a notification for every script error
−	*Enable script debugging
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−	~~To turn on any of these features you'll need to download the web_dev plug-in.~~

	===''Access to Online Services API's'':===		===''Access to Online Services API's'':===

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	==What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser?==		==What unique conditions exist as compared to a stand alone browser?==
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		+	NOTE: This section relates only to Online Services

	===''Screen Size'':===		===''Screen Size'':===