Answer
Yes, SitePal Gold accounts and higher support this functionality. For detailed instructions, see "API references & examples" on SitePal's support documentation page.
I saw the examples but I am still unable to use functions such as saySilent. I noticed that saySilent is called from vh_player which is defined as:
vh_player = MovieClip(ldr.content);
However when I also try to call the method from vh_player I keep getting an error saying:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
at VHSSPlayerV5/saySilent()
at Avatarwebsite6_fla::civa_5/completeHandler()
vh_player = MovieClip(ldr.content);
However when I also try to call the method from vh_player I keep getting an error saying:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
at VHSSPlayerV5/saySilent()
at Avatarwebsite6_fla::civa_5/completeHandler()
I was able to fix my problem by calling the saySilent-method after a longer period of time. It would seem that the SitePal avatar needs to be fully loaded before one can call on the API functions.
Karasu -
The Scene needs to be loaded before it can accept API calls. The correct way to go about it is to wait for the -
"vh_sceneLoaded" event (or callback function in JS)
API calls made before this event is fired will not work and may have unexpected effects. This is described in the API Reference.
Using a longer wait time may not always work (depending on network circumstances). Best to update your code accordingly.
Hope this helps, regards
Gil
SitePal Team
The Scene needs to be loaded before it can accept API calls. The correct way to go about it is to wait for the -
"vh_sceneLoaded" event (or callback function in JS)
API calls made before this event is fired will not work and may have unexpected effects. This is described in the API Reference.
Using a longer wait time may not always work (depending on network circumstances). Best to update your code accordingly.
Hope this helps, regards
Gil
SitePal Team
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