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<blockquote data-quote="keith2045" data-source="post: 396883" data-attributes="member: 18505">I had the same problem, i didnt have .net 3.5 installed, so install that and it will probably work. I thought about that and in the plugin i'm developing i'm forcing the user to 'calibrate' the first time they play a video from a source. They have to click on play, pause, etc... i then capture the position for each button, store them and reference them when the user presses play, pause.... If Something changes the user can recalibrate (button moves, changes screen resolutions).WileECoyote the problem your probably going to run into is calibration (if you use that), you probably wont be able to capture the mouse click because IE is opened and it wont send the click back to MP. You could do what Vaelek suggested and build a webbrowser control in your plugin, you should then be able to capture the mouse click. I integrated a flash player into my plugin and had to 'draw' something on top of it in order to capture the mouse click because the .flash player would capture the clickLet me know if you want code samples and or to go into more detail.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keith2045, post: 396883, member: 18505"] I had the same problem, i didnt have .net 3.5 installed, so install that and it will probably work. I thought about that and in the plugin i'm developing i'm forcing the user to 'calibrate' the first time they play a video from a source. They have to click on play, pause, etc... i then capture the position for each button, store them and reference them when the user presses play, pause.... If Something changes the user can recalibrate (button moves, changes screen resolutions). WileECoyote the problem your probably going to run into is calibration (if you use that), you probably wont be able to capture the mouse click because IE is opened and it wont send the click back to MP. You could do what Vaelek suggested and build a webbrowser control in your plugin, you should then be able to capture the mouse click. I integrated a flash player into my plugin and had to 'draw' something on top of it in order to capture the mouse click because the .flash player would capture the click Let me know if you want code samples and or to go into more detail. [/QUOTE]

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