I updated class_anymedia.php, re-install the product .xml and used this code

[media="300,100,0,false"]url[/media]

[media="300,100,0"]url[/media]

still not working. Crist, please do something.

Please read some postings ago before you post.

Thats the same :

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=677

and that is the Reason :

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=679

I went through that I posted this as Anyway lets wait for Crist :)

Anyway if you read that why did you not read the rest of the Postings ? :cool:

Anyway - this can happen. But now lets wait for a Bugfix and a correct PlugIn *.xml.

They changed the video url,
I'll fixed it later.

Please notice my post :).

I'm trying to get this to output to either a custom page or a module.I will let you know if I have any sucess.

It's a goode idea,
I'll try to make it more convenient.

Thanks for your supporting! :)

You meant to auto-detect the file type?
if photopost is integrated with your vB,
we could try to write a add-on to query the type of this file,
and then use [media]http://www.dragonninja.co.uk/gallery/misc.php?do=downloadfile&i=754[/media] to play it.

and you could also play it manually, ex.
[media="0,0,0,0,mp3"]http://www.dragonninja.co.uk/gallery/misc.php?do=downloadfile&i=754[/media]

Emmm....
this could be rather complex,
and personnally i think it's now very useful.

:)

Yes it is Photopost vBGallery, previously vBadvanced Gallery - you can see it in action here... http://www.dragonninja.co.uk/gallery...mages.php?c=13

I think simply having it work out what the extension would work. As it's just going to be a regular filetype as supported already, only at the moment if you enter the above mentioned URL it says the filetype is not supported.

This newest version isn't playing youtube.com videos for me.