Find URL of Flash radio stream

Question

Hello i have a question about vue routing and how the tree works. I have my parrent router where i have my router-view and my header on same level.

i have some functions i want to trigger from my header to a route called dashboard within my router-view

e.g: header.vue

<a href="#" @click.prevent="update()"> click me to update dashboard </a>

dashboard.vue

<p> {{datafrom filldata}} </p>

  methods: { 
   fillDataToP() {
    function to fill data
   }
  }

is this possible in vue?

Solution

I encourage you to use their website, as you probably get the service for free thanks to their adverts.

However, for educational purposes, you can use the browser's built-in network analyzer (I use Google Chrome) or wireshark to get the URL:

http://8303.live.streamtheworld.com/WKXWFMAAC

A full list of URL's can be found in the xml file:

http://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream?version=1.5&mount=WKXWFMAAC&lang=EN&transports=http&nobuf=1355525218692

Anyhow, my VLC doesn't seem to connect whilst Totem works perfectly fine, and I can download the stream as well.

For a more detailed answer, see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6814493/audio-streaming-protocol-for-streamtheworld-net

Comments

[John]

I installed "Adblock Plus" to eliminate a lot of the ads so it would be easier to go through. Then, in Firebug, I looked under the "Net" section and then under "Flash", but none of those seem to be it.

[Emile Bergeron]

Possible duplicate of Communication between sibling components in VueJs 2.0

[Emile Bergeron]

Frank's answer is one of the ways already listed in the duplicate candidate, there are other ways, and in this case, the data should be in a Vuex state and the update button should trigger an action which would update the state, then triggering a rerender of the dashboard accordingly.

[jmort253]

Welcome to Super User. Great first post! :)

[Anders Bootsmann Larsen]

When i create this it says that this.$bus.on is not an function

[frank Walleway]

Sorry, forgot to add the $ before on: this.$bus.$on() should work. Same goes for the emit: this.$bus.$emit() :)

[Anders Bootsmann Larsen]

hehe i figured that out, but now im trying to call a function from my methods on dashboard, but it says that the this.filldata() is not a function :)

[Anders Bootsmann Larsen]

i can console log things but not use a method from dashboard

[frank Walleway]

The this, when calling this.filldata(), refers to the eventbus. What you could do is: declare a variable called self and assign this to it (before you call the this.$bus). e.g var self = this; Then in the .$on() you can use the method by calling it from the self: self.functionToCallFromDashboard()