Could either use shared object to determine if the computer had viewed the
video before, or perhaps some user-variable on a server side script. I
suppose good old cookies might even do the trick.
I typically prefer shared objects to cookies. For no particular reason, just
find them easier I guess. Here's some psuedo code mixed with shared object
programming....
//Before video starts....
var my_so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("vidViewed");
var hasSeenVid = my_so.data.hasSeenVid;
if(hasSeenVid == undefined){
hasSeenVid = false;
}
if(!hasSeenVid){
//start video
hasSeenVid = true;
}
my_so.data.hasSeenVid = hasSeenVid;
my_so.flush();
On 8/3/06, Dan McCullough < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you know of a way to make the movie automatically play on
the first visit but then if you come back to the page after viewing
another page, the video doesn't auto-play? Basically, they don't like
the fact that every time you go to the home page, the movie starts
over. Do you know of a fix for this?
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