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Ubahar,
1) To do this, you need to create the widget when the page is loaded, but hide it. See this sample to see this in action:
http://www2.oovoo.com/samples/MediaShare (click view image and you'll see the widget disappear as the DIV is hidden)
You
can also see the same thing in action in the moderator panel when rooms
are used. The participant sits in a web page w/out the widget showing,
then when the user is added to the call the widget is displayed:
www2.oovoo.com/conference
2) Regarding the “the widget
takes up the whole page” – in April we’ll have a version that allows developers to shrink the room to 400px room.
3) Regarding “using
document.write” + dynamically – I don’t think it’s a problem if we load it
and use it when need.
My suggestion, in order to get
fully understand and give the right answer, is to contact us directly. Can you email developer@ooVoo.com and I'll schedule a meeting w/ you. Thanks,
-tj