HTML Target specific features
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Hey guys, I was wondering if there is a possibility to check what browser the user is using, similiary to getting the TARGET. My problem is that not all browser share the same support for audio codecs. I am using .wav as the format for my audio files, but unfortunately IE does not support .wav, so my idea was to check the browser in a preprocessor statement and load the audio file in a supported format. My second question is about the focus of the canvas in html. I would like to pause the game and display a pause screen when the user clicks somewhere outside of the canvas so it looses its focus. Since MonkeyX is about cross-platform support I suppose it wouldn't fit the concept to implement such features, so if there is some viable workaround I would be happy to hear from it :) I appreciate every constructive answer :) Greets |
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This seems to work -- it looks like the dom module now has to be imported via "Import dom.dom" where it used to be "Import dom"...#If TARGET="html5" ' HTML5 only! Import dom.dom Function PrintStuff () Print document.URL Print window.location.hostname Print window.navigator.appName Print window.navigator.appVersion Print window.navigator.platform Print window.navigator.userAgent End #Else Function PrintStuff () Print "Not using HTML5!" End #Endif Function Main () PrintStuff () End Function You want window.navigator.userAgent here... Not sure about the second question -- by default, clicking outside should auto-suspend, and you should be able to detect it by adding Method OnSuspend () and OnResume () to your App class, but I don't think you can draw at that time... |
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Thanks for the reply :) I did implement a method to parse for the browser, that is used, although I am not sure if this is the right or an elegant solution but at least it works: The OnSuspend() and OnResume() methods I now use for measuring the "timeout" so I get the right deltaTime after resuming, to prohibit the timeout from corrupting my logic. So thanks DruggedBunny, your answer was very helpful :) |
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Woo-hoo! |
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I did this (can be found somewhere else in the forum):browser = GetBrowserName() website = GetCurrentURL() soundextension=".ogg" If browser="Safari" Or browser.StartsWith("Internet") Then soundextension=".mp3" soundclick = LoadSound("sound-click"+soundextension) soundconfirm = LoadSound("sound-confirm"+soundextension) |