Closed jzisser9 closed 8 years ago
Since this is already on the forums, I'm closing this.
Hi @DallasNChains. Does the Twitch API team have an answer as to whether or not this is possible?
You asked this on the forums, which is the correct place. There are responses there. That's why I closed it here. :)
Understood. Thanks @DallasNChains ! :) I haven't had the chance to check the forums since yesterday afternoon so I'll give that a look.
I'm writing a web application that embeds multiple streams in a page, and I'm trying to set up event listeners on each player for when the stream goes offline or comes online. I need these event listeners to be able to access information about the player they're assigned to, but I can't seem to find a reliable way to do this. It's important that the event listener be able to get the current state of the player it's assigned to, because I need to know what channel is currently playing on the player.
Is there a canonical way to access info about the player when creating an event listener on it?