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please help on that issue Thanks in ADVNS |
How do i set this up with a local server?
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If its a fresh install of AME using default definitions and it isn't working, then it will be a conflict. The most common is a mod that changes URLs. If you are using vbSEO, make sure it isn't set to track outbound links. |
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Can some one explain me, please, and may be add to FAQ, what it of these options do?
I see that some of them search code in posts, some search in remote pages, some checks. But there must be some order what is used first and what it second. Also, for example, when I use "Embedding Regexp" who the text is searched - throw every line? Thanks |
Regular Expression:
The regular expression is a pattern that matches the contents of a URL tag. For example the following regexp: PHP Code:
Replacement: This is the embed code that AME actually inserts into the post instead of the link. Technically speaking, it is what appears in the AME templates that are inserted into the post instead of the URL that the user entered. Extract definition data: This is an option that tells AME to go fetch the destination page when a match is made when the post is being saved. AME will then extract the page title. In some complex definitions where the URL doesnt contain enough information for the embedding to occur, AME may have to get the destination page to get the information required to actually embed the code. Embedding Regexp: In the case where the URL doesn't contain enough information for the embedding to occur, AME will need to fetch the destination page and extract the information it does need. In this case, this is the regular expression used to return the information AME needs. Validation: Some sites have external embedding disabled for some of its media (i.e. youtube). If extract definition data is on and there is a validation RegExp, AME will fetch the destination page and run the regexp on it (the regexp generally tries to match the text found in the destination sites Embed HTML textbox). If it finds what it is looking for, AME embeds, otherwise it asserts that the media cannot be externally embedded and as such, AME simply presents a link instead of a broken media box. HTHs |
Wow THANKS GEEK FOR NOT RESPONDING TO ME
Unistalled this product from my site!!! Support sucks for this product |
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For example my post https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?p=1844418. As you can see by default there were both options filled. But in such case it doesn't work. I tried to filled them both with: PHP Code:
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9m63m_canarias-timelapse_creation If we open it in Firefox and look into HTML Source we can find there OUR full URL: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9m63m_canarias-timelapse_creation two times:
But as I have said when I set both "Regular Expression" and "Embedding Regexp" to PHP Code:
I can't understand why... In other words... Example #1 Example #2
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