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Hi, I tried embed code here, but does not work with mine
https://www.cmsbulletin.com/demo/vb4...iewvideo&id=31 Code:
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://video.forum-elodiefrege.com/embed.php?vid=572903d16" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen seamless></iframe> |
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The problem is that I had turn ON SSL, while the video is normal http:// Turning off SSL in my site works. |
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In video_usercp is the same "problem" with the listing.:) |
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In my local test forum (wamp/windows) nothing work, I will test it soon on live forum |
Just continuing testing with 1.2.0 ... :)
I noticed that the UserGroup permissions setting for Admin Group allows anyone with that designation to be able to access the Video Club, even when all of the option settings are OFF. Perhaps that's by design? I checked other use groups and vBulletin does block them from using Video Club (no permissions error) if their options are OFF, so it appears to work other then the Admin group. Second, a small type spelling error, which also appears in some other screens as well.. ;) Regards, Doug |
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http://www.cmsbulletin.com/demo/vb42/video.php |
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On my site, as an Admin, I'm able to access all the functions within Video Club, even though all my user group options for the Admin User Group are set to OFF... This anomaly ONLY applies to the Admin User Group .. Regards, Doug |
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Also, even now, the restriction applies to "Categories" menu only as other 2 (General Options and PM Options) are controlling by vBullerin engine. |
Also upload this file to modcp/
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Thanks Chris.... :)
It's not a big deal, since I'm the ONLY Admin, so it's an academic fix for me .. I've found another anomaly .... Note this video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUBvrCACNDQ It's text title is NFM Treasure Gun - The "Japanese Garand" WWII Semi-Auto Rifle Unfortunately, when you import it into Video Club, the "" quotes, kills the title, leaving it as showing NFM Treasure Gun - The.. You probably need to replace any "" in titles with something that doesn't kill HTML? Regards, Doug |
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<input type="text" name="title" id="title" class="primary textbox" value="NFM Treasure Gun - The "Japanese Garand" WWII Semi-Auto Rifle" style="width:100%;"> |
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http://www.cmsbulletin.com/demo/vb42...iewvideo&id=32 |
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Will advise when I do... :up: Regards, Doug |
ver. 1.2.1 with some design issues released. Also put back the thumbnail preview that has been removed by mistake.
To upgrade:
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Updated with thanks to 1.2.1 for testing.. :)
Regards, Doug |
Chris... :)
In my opinion, you need to get rid of this "Blue/Grey" shaded text in many areas and just use plain BLACK. The mod overwrites the default used by any site's user profile code and is very difficult to read on any style other then plain white backgrounds. I know our site wouldn't be able to go live with it in the present form.. Thanks for listening... Regards, Doug |
It would be sufficient perfectly, if all style-modify would effect indicate in additional.css
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However IDs would be better than classes. |
on my page it looks in such a way:
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with "legend.search"
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vBulletin admincp -> Styles & Templates -> search in Templates -> search for text -> additional.css -> CSS Templates -> additional.css (double-click) -> put the code to the end -> safe.
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I'm coder and not designer :)
In anycase, do any changes you want and I'll include them in the last version. Never added something (by code) in additional.css. Needs to see how I can do it. |
Do you want to write its own design code for each user? :D
additional.css is the best way for individual design and for updates. |
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Just make he default text color BLACK across the board and you'll solve 90% of the issues... ;) Currently, your color choices are actually spilling over into other areas of vBulletin pages and messing them up, that have nothing to do with your mod. Thanks .. :) Regards, Doug |
I dont want text color black. additional.css is made for it accurate!
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It's not personal and I don't have a problem if paradoxG(r)eek wants to set it up so board owners who love to play with CSS want to use his mod that way, but in my opinion, it will narrow the amount of sites who want to use this mod.
If that's the way it ends up and since we're not using mods needing CSS programming, someone let us know so we can uninstall here and move to the other choice which now supports SSL and cosmetically works fine with text colors (and other areas), without having to play with CSS or any other code type work. Thanks to paradoxG(r)eek for all his work... much appreciated... :up: Regards, Doug |
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I understood it with vB3 version. As you can see the interface is not the best but is 100% compatible with any style. Light or Dark. http://www.cmsbulletin.com/demo/vb38/video.php PS: Add form does not appears in guest. You can login with demouser1 / demopass1 |
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Whatever floats your boat, but for a mod like this using a standard text interface, it boggles the mind why anyone would need anything except a universal color to handle presentation. Playing games with it has already broken the text color on one standard vBulletin module, that being the Profile screen. As I said, we're done if this turns into a religious experience for programmers and not something universal and simple for the average board owner.. ... and we're done with this discussion and it's paradoxG(r)eek's call, not ours .. ;) Regards, Doug |
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For this my time is too unfortunate. This input was not valid for the addon-coder! Here probably still different read. UNINSTALLED! |
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We're only in R&D mode to find the best solution for our members, so we're in no rush at this point ... happy to keep testing and commenting as you release updates.. ;) We're also happy to make a PayPal donation for your work, once we go public with this type of major new board feature... Regards, Doug |
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Laughing out loud about me? No, thanks. And now I go girl! :o |
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Sorry if you felt offended ... ;) Regards, Doug |
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When a message is not quoted to someone then is for all, but mostly, for the thread starter. But bypassing it, "lol" (at least for me), is not something bad. Why to "Laugh on you" (on the bad meaning, something that I never did in my life for anybody)? It was a friendly laugh. Have wrote it at least two times before without any reaction from your side. Maybe today you're not in good mood. In anycase, the last that I care of is, if you unistalled it or not. But don't want to leave this thread with bad thoughts. Have NO ANY BAD MEANING when I wrote it. |
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