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In my Google Chrome extension content script I have the following: jQuery(document).ready(function() { var player = document.getElementById('player'); console.log(player); console.log(document); }); I'm running it on any Hulu video, which has the following embed with id='player' <embed id="player" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="/site-player/playerwrapper.swf?cb=e80c477cL" width="100%" height="428" style="z-index:10;" name="player" quality="high" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" bgcolor="#000000" flashvars="bitrate=700000&user_id=-1&startLoadWrapperTime=1299572732904

I have an executing assembly, which generates another assembly dynamically using AssemblyBuilder. The generated assembly consists of functions which simply test the construction of certain classes in the executing assembly. Since the functions in the generated assembly reference classes in the executing assembly, I want to have the executing assembly embed itself in the assembly it creates. So far, I've only managed to generate an assembly that links to the executing assembly, but not one that embeds it. It's important that I have just one final assembly (.dll). Do I need to embed the assembly

How do you embed Autodesk 2010 dwf/dwg files in a web page? I found some old code that worked with the Volo View Express 2 activex control in IE, but it won't display newer drawings. <iframe height="500px" width="100%" scrolling="auto" src="drawing.dwg"></iframe> Is there a new/better activex control available? Volo View 3 fixed it 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1646058/how-to-display-dwf-dwg-in-a-web-page

How do you embed a flash video in silverlight, if the source file is provided? Ramya Finally I got the answer, string mediaUrl= http://www.youtube.com/v/h8Ek3v1RBEU&hl=en&fs=1; HtmlElement mediaContent = HtmlPage.Document.GetElementById("MediaDiv"); HtmlElement mediaObject = HtmlPage.Document.CreateElement("Object"); mediaObject.Id = "mediaObject"; mediaContent.AppendChild(mediaObject); HtmlElement param = HtmlPage.Document.CreateElement("param"); param.Id = "MediaID"; param.SetAttribute("name", "movie"); param.SetAttribute("value", mediaUrl); param.SetAttribute("valuetype", "ref");

I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to only allow embed codes like ones from youtube, vimeo, blip.tv, etc. into a form field? I have a form on my site that allow users to embed a video but I only want them to add the embed code html and nothing else dangerous like JS or additional html. Is there any tool out there that can do this or can this be done with just a regular expression? Thank you You can possibly try the sanitize helper at http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/SanitizeHelper.html with some tweaks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1970903/only-allow-video

I have been looking a lot for it but haven't found anithing... (i want just some editor -i know the same it's hard to get done- like the one i'm using now, where i can share my code in my blog)(My own CMS) So, I guess some went through this one before, can i embed code using tinyMce ? any conclusion? thanks a lot PD: i've seen that stackoverflow uses a fork from WMD wich is not online but in github, anyone has an example of use? (only .js files there) PD2: thanks a lot, again! EDIT Well, after some replies got to prettyprint -> here wich only need to be loaded on $(document).ready() And will

What is the best (most secure) way to restrict which websites can iframe embed by web application? For example, everyone should be denied who is not on the list: www.myFriend.com www.anotherFriend.com www.myThirdFriend.com As a follow up question, given any restrictions for the above, what is the most secure way to find out server side which one of the white-listed sites is doing the embedding? Use the X-Frame-Options HTTP header . X-Frame-Options ALLOW-FROM http://example.com/ See also the MSDN documentation which has this advice: Note that the Allow-From token does not support wildcards or

is it possible to make gist embed script have vertical scroll bar? I want to embed my gist to my blog post, but it's a long code. I want my gist look like this in my blog post : The easiest solution is to add the following code to your CSS: .gist-data{ height:250px; // Any height overflow-y: visible; } This will limit the height of the gist's container, I tried other wrappers around it and this was the first one to limit the height. Depending on specificity, you may need to add !important in your styles. One WordPress project which provides that kind of feature would be " Embed GitHub Gist /