Youtube films and IE7 error

[dellos]

When I put the film code from Youtube to article using WYSWiG and saving it, I see the film's under the IE6 but using IE7 i get blank frame and the movie isn't showing. Where is error ?? Hove to repair it ??

[pepe]

Try an HTML ContentPart

[Oliver Georgi]

Check template/inc_script/frontend_render/disabled/ and move the file videoplayer.php one dir up to frontend_render.

Only use BBcode style tag like this:

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[youtube]5EjTMvSgP0o[/youtube]

[pepe]

phpwcms ist mittlerweile eine richtige "WUNDERTÜTE" geworden

Erstaunlich, was sich da so alles auf dem Grund der Tüte findet...

[dellos]

oki, I will try the videoplayer.php tommorow, thanx for TIP.

[dellos]

Some movies are working and some aren't...

and aren't working... is there a reason why some films arn't working ??

[dellos]

next ones not working:



I'm only geting the text [youtube]... there isnt any video

[pepe]

Inside the keynumbers are "_" signs...have a look into the code:

$content['all'] = preg_replace_callback('/\[(youtube|sevenload)\]([a-zA-Z0-9\-]{1,32})\[\/(youtube|sevenload)\]/', 'show_videoplayer', $content['all']);

Maybe there is the mistake???

[dellos]

Video title: ISDE 2007 Chile - Day 6 Highlights
code on site:
link to film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtYrgV_t8AY

as You see, the "_" is in link to movie ? So there must be a mestake in the videoplayer.php hove to add the "_" in script ??

[dellos]

Oki, all started to working just changed:

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$content['all'] = preg_replace_callback('/\[(youtube|sevenload)\]([a-zA-Z0-9\-]{1,32})\[\/(youtube|sevenload)\]/', 'show_videoplayer', $content['all']);

to

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$content['all'] = preg_replace_callback('/\[(youtube|sevenload)\]([a-zA-Z0-9\-_]{1,32})\[\/(youtube|sevenload)\]/', 'show_videoplayer', $content['all']);

so the bug is off... in next phpwcms version the videoplayer.php should have the bug removed

[pepe]

[Oliver Georgi]

the underscore in YouTube code is new.

[juergen]

seems like they needed new instances caused by too much participation