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Tutorials -
JCE MediaBox
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008 17:41 |
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This tutorial requires the AdvLink plugin. The entire process is simplified when using the Media Manager, a subscription plugin. JCE MediaBox 1.x is required for this type of popup.
- Select some text or an image to apply the link to (you can use the Image Manager to insert the image).
- Open the AdvLink. Enter the relative path (the path without your site address)into the URL field,either by hand or by using the Browser.
- Type jcepopup in the Classes field in the Advanced Tab or select JCE Popup from the Class List if available, eg:

- Click on the Advanced Tab and enter the media type in the Target MIME type field. Possible values are:
- flash OR application/x-shockwave-flash for flash files including flv players
- quicktime OR video/quicktime for Quicktime movies etc.
- windowsmedia OR mplayer OR application/x-mplayer2 for Windows Media Player files.
- real OR realaudio OR audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin for Real Audio/Video files.
- divx OR video/divx for DivX files.
- director OR application/x-director for Shockwave/Director files.
- To add this popup to a group of other popup items, add a group parameter (see Media Popup Parameters below)
- Add any required parameters including width and height (see Media Popup Parameters below)
- Click Insert.
Media Popup Parameters
A media popup can accept 4 standard parameters in the rel attribute, plus any number of parameters specific to the media type. Parameters must be in the key[value] format and be separated with a semi-colon.
- Click the Advanced Tab in AdvLink and select (Add Value) from the Relationship Page To Target list.
- Enter the parameters in the field provided.
- group[name] - Sets the popup group the image belongs to. This is the same as creating a group using step 5 above.
- caption[title::text] - Sets a caption for the popup to appear above or below the popup image. This gives the same result as step 4 above, but frees up the title attribute for the link element.
- width[640] - Sets the width of the popup content.
- height[480] - Sets the height of the popup content.
- Various media type specific parameters, eg: autostart[true];allowfullscreen[true]
A popup link can be hidden by adding noshow to the class, eg: class="jcepopup noshow"
You can create a popup that opens automatically when the page loads by adding either autopopup-single (popups will open only once per page per browser session) or autopopup-multiple (popups will open every time the page loads) to the popup class, eg: class="jcepopup autopopup-single". The popup link must have a unique id, eg:
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Last Updated on Saturday, 23 January 2010 17:26 |