facebook Hello,
I am using FF ESR 52, Jazz-Plugin 1.0.1.1 and JZZ.js 0.3.9.
When I activate the plugin, all works fine.
But when I deactivate the plugin, Midi does not work (which is of course ok).
But I am currently unable to detect with Javascript, that it is disabled.
In this case I would like to start a kind of workaround, but this is impossible,
when I do not know the state.
I already made some trials with JZZ().or(...) and openMidiOut().or(...),
and also looked into the info() data, but did not see a clear information.
Can you help me?
Kind regards
Richard
How can I detect, if the plugin is deactivated?
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Re: How can I detect, if the plugin is deactivated?
Look at the page source for https://jazz-soft.github.io/modules/index.html
If the plugin is installed and active, there will be a MIDI device with (depending on browser) engine == "crx" or engine == "plugin".
I don't think there is a way to distinguish between the cases when plugin is "not installed" or "installed but disabled".
PS: and dont forget to download the latest version of JZZ.js
If the plugin is installed and active, there will be a MIDI device with (depending on browser) engine == "crx" or engine == "plugin".
I don't think there is a way to distinguish between the cases when plugin is "not installed" or "installed but disabled".
PS: and dont forget to download the latest version of JZZ.js