Gameload integration with chrome extension

How to embed GameLoad on your website?

With Chrome extension (working only in Chrome)

Advantages: It is enough to place a link for installing the extension and the extension will take care of everything else.
Disadvantages: Besides installing the extension, it is also necessary to install the program. But you, as webmaster, don’t have to worry about this because the extension will itself offer the installation of the program.

Here are a few ways how to embed GameLoad on your website:
1. a simple link to download the program
2. modifying the code for the Unity Web Player and detect Chrome
Special settings to define your own file or iframe.

1. a simple link to download the program
GameLoad extension automatically finds the Unity game, but if you need some specific settings, add meta tag.

See it in action

    
Only for Chrome users: <a href="#" target="_blank">Install Gameload to play Unity games</a>

<meta data-unity-replace = "true" data-div-id = "#divID" data-width = "800" data-height = "600" data-file = "http://example.com/file.unity3d" data-type = "unity" data-title = "Game Title" />

2. modifying the code for the Unity Web Player and detect Chrome
If the user is using Chrome, instead of the installation of the Unity Web Player, the script will display the installation of the GameLoad extension.

See it in action

    
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-browser/0.0.8/jquery.browser.min.js"></script>
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
    if ($.browser.chrome === true && $.browser.versionNumber >= 45) { //detect Chrome 45+
        $('#unityPlayer .missing').prepend('<center>Install Gameload to play Unity games<br /><a href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/game-player-app/cajoopobkbcpiniljegibngikdbidbkh" title="Install Gameload now!"><img alt="Install Gameload now!" src="http://data.gameload.top/download/getgameload.png" /></a></center>');
    }
});
</script>
<div id="unityPlayer">
    <div class="missing"></div>
</div>
<meta data-unity-replace = "true" data-div-id = "#unityPlayer" data-width = "800" data-height = "600" data-file = "http://example.com/file.unity3d" data-type = "unity" data-title = "Game Title" />

Special settings:
GameLoad automatically finds the Unity game, but if you need some specific settings, it is possible to define exactly what GameLoad has to open. Just put these metatags on your website:

    
<meta data-unity-replace = "true" data-div-id = "#divID" data-width = "800" data-height = "600" data-file = "http://example.com/file.unity3d" data-type = "unity" data-title = "Game Title" />

Properties

Name	Type	Description
data-unity-replace	boolean	If it is true, Gameload will replace old Unity object
data-div-id	string	Id of element, which will be replaced (For example old Id element of Unity object)
data-width	integer	Width of game
data-height	integer	Height of game
data-file	string	Url of game
data-type	string	There are three types: unity, flash, iframe
data-title	string	Title of game