Inserting a video spokesperson into your website

Our goal is to provide developers with tools that make it as easy as possible to add online spokesperson technology to your customers sites. Adding new cutting edge technologies to enhance your websites usually requires a lot of learning time and expense. This is not true with OnlineSpokesperson.com technology.

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Below is reference material showing you how to insert an online video spokesperson as well as manipulate it to appear where you want on your webpages. Javascript and Flash 8.0 or greater is required so these technologies must be enabled in the browser you are viewing the online spokesperson with. In addition for best results with the transparency a computer should be set to use 32bit True Color video mode. 90% of the Internet population already has these requirements in place so under most circumstances nothing needs to be done on your end to view these videos.

In order to add a video person to your website requires only a single line of code! The following line of HTML code shows what is required:

This line of code is a Javascript include. The src property points to a webpage which generates the proper Javascript code for your video spokesperson. The CustID parameter identifies which customers website this video is to appear on. The VidID parameter identifies which video to play.

The table below defines all current parameters you can modify for your video spokesperson:

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Parameter	Description
CustID	A globally unique identifier that is used to lookup the customer website the video is being shown on.
VidID	A globally unique identifier that is used to lookup the video to be played.
T	Stands for (T)op. The Y coordinate of the top of the video display location. This is an integer value. The video is not moved when the page is scrolled when this parameter is used without the S parameter.
L	Stands for (L)eft. The X coordinate of the left side of the video display location. This is an integer value. The video is not moved when the page is scrolled when this parameter is used without the S parameter.
S	Stands for (S)ector. The sector where the video is to be displayed. The possible values are (br,bl,tl,tr,c,ct,cr,cb,cl). br bottom right bl bottom left tl top left tr top right c center ct center top cr center right cb center bottom cl center left The video is continuously moved when the page is scrolled to keep the video in the choosen sector. This is the default parameter when no others are used. "br" is the default value for this parameter.

For example the parameter section of the Javascript include line might look like this when using the T & L parameters:

?CustID=ABC&VidID=123&T=100&L=237

OR like this if using the S parameter:

?CustID=ABC&VidID=123&S=br

 OR a combination like this:

?CustID=ABC&VidID=123&S=bl&T=-100&L=200