Can't get this to work. I enter the full url or just the video number and then wrap the youtube code around it and it just shows:

[youtube]
h6KBiuVxOOY
[/youtube]

click Installed. Works great on 3.6.4
thanks

Boo hoo, how you get it to work?

Same thing here ! :(

I like this, it's nice that users can put the id or full URL as it saves me having to explain how to get the url a hundred times to members. :P

Just noticed one bug and not sure if it was posted.
I was trying to make a quick explanation to users by writing the code [youtube]URL[/youtube] inside of [noparse] tags but your code still removes the full url and changes it to just an id which is a bit confusing to members (they don't know where the id came from :P).

Not a big deal but you should make your hack detect if the tag is inside of [noparse] tags or not. ;)

I use full url, haven't tried ID yet..works great with youtube and googlevideo. Just download the xml, and wrap around it using the tag.

Here is an example of youtube
http://www.quantnet.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1506

Here is an example of googlevideo
http://www.quantnet.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1229

It needs to be all on one line. ;)

[QUOTE=rossco_2005;1139905]I like this, it's nice that users can put the id or full URL as it saves me having to explain how to get the url a hundred times to members. :P

Just noticed one bug and not sure if it was posted.
I was trying to make a quick explanation to users by writing the code [youtube]URL[/youtube] inside of [noparse] tags but your code still removes the full url and changes it to just an id which is a bit confusing to members (they don't know where the id came from :P).

Not a big deal but you should make your hack detect if the tag is inside of [noparse] tags or not. ;)[/QUOTE]

I didn't know about that tag (I'm kinda new to vB). :surprised:

I do this to show users:

[you[b][/b]tube]blah[/youtube]

It's kinda ugly, but it gets the job done.

Oh, and I'll work on making it not do anything inside [noparse] tags. My plugin transforms the URL -> ID so that the internal BBCode parser can parse it, but I didn't code it to look for [noparse]. :(

Ha har, working now. Brilliant thankyou.

Sorry mate, i have clicked installed :)

Please share some ideas

Thank you
-K