Excellent!

Would you consider using cURL instead of file_get_contents to get the title of the video file?

* we have disabled file_get_contents on our server due to the security risks with using file_get_contents.

Here's a link to an example of using cURL to replace a call to file_get_contents

http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/functio...ents.php#82255

Works for me in FF3 :)

Ill look into it :)

Thanks for the upgrade again :)

Just a quick update to say that, I just tested this out. Its pretty easy to implement and I will most likely do it, however the key problem with putting conditionals in is that postbit contents get cached once they are parsed. So say for instance you wanted to show a container for logged in users, but just the URL for non logged in users. If the first person to view it is a logged in user, then the conditional wont be run again until it expires from the cache and the next person views it. There are other ways to do this, just not really ideal with a conditional.

I could most likely force AME'ed posts to bypass the cache, but I don't think the performance trade off is worth it.

So...

I will most likely be switching to templates in the future as they give a lot better flexibility but you would have to be mindful of the cache for conditionals.

thank's for the mod :up: installed

I has question. In an earlier version of AME, it caused an error when posting or editing a post containing PHP code (i.e. code examples), probably due to the regexes AME (I assume) uses getting triggered by PHP code. Is that issue known, and if so, has it been fixxxed in this version (or an earlier one)?

If you mean php and other code blocks, the issue had been sorted :)

Hi Geek,

do you know why ä,ö,ü,ß and so on will not be displayed correctly in the video header?

Greetings.

I really don't know enough about character sets, but try editing ame_bbcode.php and change:
to

Let me know if that helps

(and click install if you get a sec :D )