Originally Posted by tintructo (Post 1721409)

any news on the ksort problem with the XML with all the sites ? :)

Originally Posted by lowlight (Post 1721430)

Wow, many tables are messed up. Our database is huge, this is going to take hours.

What does the plugin attempt to do when you install it? Whatever it was, it was pretty serious.

Originally Posted by TCB (Post 1721543)

Thanks for this fantastic mod. How's gars and gal going currently?

Originally Posted by Digital Jedi (Post 1721093)

Thanks Geek! Will test it out right now and start working on the next set of defs if all is well. :up:


You like having to give your users special instructions on how to use BBCode and then make them extract a set of numbers from the URL everytime, rather then just have them post the URL to the video and not even have to let them think about it? Okay. Just keep in mind, there's more then 20 to 30 sites that BBCode wouldn't even work with, because their videos have no video ID and AME converts them without having to even tell your users that it's going to embed.



Post the link to the Imeem URL that's not converting, but post it in the thread you downloaded my definitions from if you haven't already. I haven't checked those threads as of this post.



If you're using mine, then I haven't implemented that yet. Mainly because I didn't know how to use it. Now that I see the The Geek has one in his default install, I can reverse engineer what he did and I'll have it ready for the next 2.5 Defs update.



Make sure your using my set of definitions for 2.5 (Delta) and not the set for 2.0 (Third Time's the Charm).

Originally Posted by The Geek (Post 1721610)

Thanks for that. Ill update for next release :)

Originally Posted by tintructo (Post 1721857)

i just found out the ksort isn't working, because it can't re-order with values that actually are arrays..

you should use usort and make the custom comparing function to check the titles so it's ordered by name :)

Originally Posted by Digital Jedi (Post 1722100)

Okay, you got me: I don't I understand how the Validation tool works. What is the RegEx checking for to determine if a video can be embedded or not?

Also, running this on my demo board, the default YouTube definition doesn't convert anything. It just turns videos into the little Film icon and nothing more.

Originally Posted by The Geek (Post 1722176)

The validation works like this:

If the validation field has a value and extraction is on, then AME will scan the contents of the destination page for the existence of the validation field. If it finds the value, it is validated, otherwise not.

For instance, the following regexp is actually part of the HTML input box that contains youtubes Embed code IF the video can be embeded. If not, this regexp won't validate because the input box actually says 'Embedding disabled by request' instead of the HTML needed to embed:
There was a bug prior to 2.5.3 that prevented the title appearing in a non validated result (just the icon showed).

HTHs :)