adding event listener (go to url)

[anagiga]

I am developing a page in html. I have a div which is playing a flash video. After the flash video stops, I want to take the user to a different url in the same window.
I tried this function but it doesn't work:

<script type="text/javascript">

function onVideoStopped(evt:VideoEvent):void
{
    var url:URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://google.com");
    navigateToURL(url, "_self");
}
</script>

Any suggestions???
THANKS!!!!!

[anagiga]

I will next time, do you have any suggestions on how to fix the code?
Thanks!

[Dormilich]

I don’t know, what code it is, but it is not JavaScript.

JavaScript is a loosely typed language, so the stuff with the colon (which I suspect as type hinting) should throw errors.

even without that, there are problems

<script type="text/javascript">
function onVideoStopped(VideoEvent)
{
// URLRequest is not defined
// any new call "new URLRequest()" will use the local variable and thus fail (in most cases)
    var URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://google.com");
// navigateToUrl() is not defined
// url is not defined
    navigateToURL(url, "_self");
}
</script>

event listeners are defined using the addEventListene r() method (at least where DOM is concerned).

onVideoStopped is not a HTML event.

but I don’t know, how the flash implementation of JavaScript works, so you better ask in the Flash Forum.

[Dormilich]

do you have any suggestions on how to fix the code?

not with 'standard' JavaScript (JavaScript used in HTML)

[anagiga]

I am a new developer, so I am just beginning to learn javascript. I come from a flash background. I want to write a function in javascript if possible, not in actionscript. I need to add an event listener to a video after it has played. Can I do that in javascript?

[Dormilich]

the problem will be to tell, when the video finished playing, since playing a video is nothing HTML is concerned about. you would need the video object dispatching an event, to do something with JavaScript.