Resizing video in firefox using javascript

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I have embedded a video in my htm page. While resizing stretchToFit is working fine in IE but firefox is not supporting this feature. Is there any other way to resize the video in firefox using javaScript.

Posted 12-Sep-11 23:45pm

Virjin Antony

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jim lahey 13-Sep-11 11:30am

what kind of video? don't really know what you're talking about if you don't provide an example..

Virjin Antony 14-Sep-11 1:56am

I have embedded Windows media player. Here is the example code....
document.write('<object id="Video" name="Video" type="application/x-ms-wmp" data="'+strVideoUrl+'" width="320" height="240" >');
document.write('<PARAM VALUE="video.asx" NAME="URL"><PARAM VALUE="slide" NAME="DefaultFrame"><PARAM VALUE="FALSE" NAME="LOOP"><PARAM VALUE="TRUE" NAME="stretchToFit"><EMBED SRC="video.asx" LOOP="FALSE" stretchToFit="1" windowlessVideo = "1" DEFAULTFRAME="slide" AUTOSIZE="0" TYPE="application/x-mplayer2" PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.sofTV.net/WindowsMediaPlayerDownload" ID="Video" NAME="Video" SHOWSTATUSBAR="0" AUTOREWIND="0"></EMBED>')
document.write('</OBJECT>')
The stretchToFit is not working.

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