Control Youtube video player using Javascript from FireFox addon?

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I wrote a FireFox addon which has a button on the toolbar. On click event, I am trying to find the EMBED element and try to call pauseVideo() on it, but it doesn't work. I am sure the object I get is the EMBED so no doubt about that, because I display the 'src' var p1 = content.document.

GetElementById("movie_player"); window. Alert(p1. Src); The problem is pauseVideo() doesn't work: try { p1.pauseVideo(); } catch(e) { window.

Alert(e); // this gives 'pauseVideo() is not a function' } Also, the 'allowscriptaccess' attribute is set to 'always'. Any idea why it doesn't work? I am out of ideas.

Thanks! Javascript flash youtube flash-player youtube-api link|improve this question edited Feb 8 '11 at 13:50 asked Feb 8 '11 at 13:39OpCoder636 86% accept rate.

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