The version numbers for RealPlayer under Windows are somewhat confusing to me. For example, PluginDetect can return a plugin version for Windows and Mac, but not Linux. The version can only be detected on certain platforms. But some browsers may display a security message asking for permission to run that plugin. The instantiate input arg will cause the RealPlayer plugin to run in your browser. When a version is detectable, then usually all 4 numbers "A,B,C,D" will be detected.įor Internet Explorer, PluginDetect will always reveal the plugin version for RealPlayer.įor certain other browsers, PluginDetect may only reveal the version if you use the instantiate input argument. Returns -0.1 if plugin is installed & enabled, but plugin version is =0. The plugin version is unknown, and thus we are unable to determine if version >= minVersion. Returns 0 if RealPlayer is installed (& enabled).
Returns 1 if RealPlayer is installed (& enabled) and plugin version is >= minVersion. PluginDetect.isMinVersion('RealPlayer', minVersion, instantiate): Var version = PluginDetect.getVersion("RealPlayer") // version has the format of "A.B.C.D" PluginDetect.getVersion(".") // set delimiter PluginDetect.getVersion(delimiter) where delimiter is a string with exactly 1 character. If you wish to change the getVersion() delimiter, then use: Returns null when the version could not be determined (when plugin is not installed/not enabled, or plugin is installed but the version information is unavailable).īy default, the returned version string is comma delimited and has the format of "A,B,C,D". For non-Internet Explorer browsers, you may need to specify the instantiate input argument in order to detect the plugin version. Returns the version (as a string) of the installed RealPlayer plugin.
PluginDetect.getVersion('RealPlayer', instantiate): A few PluginDetect commands for RealPlayer detection
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