Taken from the new LotusLive page ‘Integrated Apps Demo: Tungle‘:
See how Tungle connects with your existing calendar, right from your LotusLive dashboard, to help you schedule meetings inside and outside your ogranization.
flowplayer(“player”, “http://lotusliveblog.com/video/flowplayer-3.2.5.swf”, {
clip: {
autoPlay: false,
autoBuffering: true
},
plugins: { // load one or more plugins
controls: { // load the controls plugin
url: ‘http://lotusliveblog.com/video/flowplayer.controls-3.2.3.swf’, // always: where to find the Flash object
playlist: true, // now the custom options of the Flash object
backgroundColor: ‘#000000’,
tooltips: { // this plugin object exposes a ‘tooltips’ object
buttons: true,
fullscreen: ‘Enter Fullscreen mode’
}
}
},
onFinish: function() { // set an event handler in the configuration
alert(“Click Player to start video again”);
}
});
As a real fan of Tungle, I use this service day-in-day-out for managing my business meetings, so I am thrilled that IBM and Tungle have worked together to put this service into LotusLive. Great work, folks.
