Here is the result: http://www.soundtrack-board.de/11647...tml#post153185

Like I said, it works on a default install. My guess would be that another mod is conflicting or a sloppy paste job. Am assuming you are using the default youtube definition.

HTHs

Hi The Geek or anyone else that knows, is this correctly set?

See screenshot please.

This is what I'm getting, a kind of little linked dot.

Example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrQIA-0C9WY


hehe sorry my thought process at the time i made the post.


If I throw it in AME tags, it works fine.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/06/53.jpg

Ok, here you go:

URL from YouTube that AME parses correctly when put in a post:

URL from embed link that AME is not parsing (shows an icon followed by the link to the video)

^^ by your above logic that means my post should have been parsed correctly and it is not. see my post above yours for the link.

when any body post any new youtube links in forum but not show videos and display only youtube links...

please check that links...

youtube
01. http://www.newsoftworld.com/forums/f...scary-rat.html

02. http://www.newsoftworld.com/forums/f...-nail-gun.html

03. http://www.newsoftworld.com/forums/f...wc-2009-a.html

metacefa
04. http://www.newsoftworld.com/forums/e...html#post11462



please help on that problem.
Thanks in ADVNS

Bug notice where URLs are only showing instead of the media (or showing oddly) in vB3.8.3:

It looks like there is a bug with the latest WYSIWYG editor. I have only done initial tests and have only just posted a bug in the vB bug tracker so it could be a little early yet to pin point, however: It appears that when using the WYSIWYG editor in IE on vb3.8.3, the editor will include color tags within the URL tags. This doesnt appear to happen with FF or earlier versions of vB. It appears that if indeed this is the reason, that AME is choking on the HTML/BBcode that is chucked in with the URL.

I am sure I can insert some tests to strip these out if needed, but in the meantime the only workaround I can find is to either post in FF or toggle to the normal text editor.

I am going out of town tomorrow so I may not get a fix posted until next week.

The above isn't a valid URL. Its a direct link to the actual flash object and one that wouldnt appear in the address bar when browsing youtube. AME needs a valid URL (though a custom definition could possibly be created)

Ah, well that would probably explain the issue I'm seeing then. So, basically, I should ensure that if someone is going to post a url from youtube they make sure it's a proper url, by this I mean it's copied from the youtube page it's being viewed from and has the "watch" portion included.