As long as you take into account what I said in my last post, then yes.


As The Geek puts it, he designed AME to have a "minimal footprint". The more definitions, yes, the more time it may take, but not, as I understand it, more resources. It's certainly lighter than BBCode.


That's because the YouTube embed code is not XHTML valid. Many aren't. There are steps you can take to validating it, but I don't recall where I found it, other than I remember I Googled it.

I don't know what you mean by reflink. Do you mean the affiliate ID? Of course, you'd need to add yours in. Mine doesn't work anymore anyway, as they dropped all their NC users. The image should have been there with your first installation of AME itself.


No, they will require a complete rework for AME 3.


Yes, it should be working for all URLs, but if you find an odd one out, post it here.

Yes, you'll need the old definition for older links that will still embed. As I mentioned, I endevoured to make sure old links would remain embedded where possible.


What I'll need to see is the links that aren't embedding and the posts where their not embedding.


Try rediting the post by pasting the URL back in without any of the BBCode tags.

The Game Trailers URL is mangled with the URL to your site for whatever reason.

Try just pasting the URL in again, as there's not reason the def should do that.

http://www.cogonline.net/forums/show...50&postcount=5

Same here http://www.topzone.lt/forumas/3852-t...naujienos.html

It works then somedy makes a post, but extra code apears after submiting an edited post, some extre [url] tag in front.

And finally blip and gametrailers works! thanks. :up:

The whole Amazon AME Definition don?t work then?
I added my affiliate ID.
But it doesn?t appear after publishing a amazon link nore the image appears in the "ame" link.

I can't reproduce this bug with either video, however, I used to see this on older versions of AME when starting a new thread. Generally re-editing the post takes care of that. Of course, just don't re-edit the post with the current content, because it will just recreate it. You'll need to try pasting in the URL to the video fresh. Don't copy the URL in the post again, because it's mangled. Get the URL from where you got it the first time and resave.

Can I see an example, please?

Original Amazon link:
after posting:
My amazon AME definition:

Without being able to see the original thread where you have this posted, I can only guess here, but it looks like you have some kind of redirect link setup on your forum, so it's changing the URL your redirect. Also, you still didn't tell me what "reflink" means. Are you referring to your Affiliate ID? I haven't updated the definition to accommodate the new Affiliate ID just yet.

Also, your Amazon image came with AME by default. Unless you deleted it for some reason, just download it again from the original AME 2.5 thread or grab it from the original ZIP file.

For those encountering the same Flickr definition problem, note that the two Slideshow definitions for Flickr convert the Slideshows URLs, just as the description suggests. Not pages that happen to have the word "Photostream" on them. It's an unavoidable coincidence that a lot of Flickr's URLs look the same and the def tries to convert them, too, but since those defs rely on Extraction Data, the data isn't there. The Slideshow defs are for just that: Slideshows. Not pages that have pictures on them, but pages that have Slideshows on them. If you try to use anything else, it wont work.