I've got this in the <head>:
<script>
function log(event){
var Url = "./log.php?session=<?php echo session_id(); ?>&event=" + event;
xmlHttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
xmlHttp.open( "GET", Url, true );
xmlHttp.send( null );
}
</script>
And this in the <body>:
<video id="video" src="./video/LarryVideo.mp4"
controls="controls"
poster="./img/video_poster.jpg"
onabort="log('onabort');"
oncanplay="log('oncanplay');"
oncanplaythrough="log('oncanplaythrough');"
ondurationchange="log('ondurationchange');"
onemptied="log('onemptied');"
onended="log('onended');"
onerror="log('onerror');"
onloadeddata="log('onloadeddata');"
onloadedmetadata="log('onloadedmetadata');"
onloadstart="log('onloadstart');"
onpause="log('onpause');"
onplay="log('onplay');"
onplaying="log('onplaying');"
onprogress="log('onprogress');"
onratechange="log('onratechange');"
onreadystatechange="log('onreadystatechange');"
onseeked="log('onseeked');"
onseeking="log('onseeking');"
onstalled="log('onstalled');"
onsuspend="log('onsuspend');"
ontimeupdate="log('ontimeupdate');"
onvolumechange="log('onvolumechange');"
onwaiting="log('onwaiting');">
<script>
QT_WriteOBJECT('./video/LarryVideo.mp4',
'380px', '285px', // width & height
'', // required version of the ActiveX control, we're OK with the default value
'scale', 'tofit', // scale to fit element size exactly so resizing works
'emb#id', 'video_embed', // ID for embed tag only
'obj#id', 'video_obj'); // ID for object tag only
</script>
</video>
My normal Safari creates nice log-file entries as expected. Mobile Safari from iPad however doesn't do anything at all.
What could be wrong with this?
Thanks!