Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 1010

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 973 Scripting Dictionary Example This statement displays in the Message window the RTF formatting information embedded in the text cast member Resume: --Lingo syntax put(member("Resume").RTF) // JavaScript syntax trace(member("Resume").RTF); See also HTML, importFileInto() safePlayer Usage -- Lingo syntax _player.safePlayer // JavaScript syntax _player.safePlayer; Description Player property; controls whether or not safety features in Director are turned on. Read/write. In a movie with Shockwave content, this property can be tested but not set. It is always TRUE in Shockwave Player. In the authoring environment and in projectors, the default value is FALSE. This property may be returned, but it may only be set to TRUE. Once it has been set to TRUE, it cannot be set back to FALSE without restarting Director or the projector. When safePlayer is TRUE, the following safety features are in effect: • Only safe Xtra extensions may be used. • The safePlayer property cannot be reset. • Pasting content from the Clipboard by using the pasteClipBoardInto() method generates a warning dialog box that allows the user to cancel the operation. • Saving a movie or cast by using script is disabled. • Printing by using the printFrom() method is disabled. • Opening an application by using the open() method is disabled. • The ability to stop an application or the user's computer by using the restart() or shutDown() methods is disabled. • Opening a file that is outside the DSWMedia folder is disabled. • Discovering a local filename is disabled. • Using getNetText() or postNetText(), or otherwise accessing a URL that does not have the same domain as the movie, generates a security dialog box. Example The following statement checks for the value set for the safePlayer property in the authoring environment.