Originally Posted by AndrewD (Post 1607891)

The problem is in the links_catbit_extras template, which is used to build a set of messages which are normally placed in that white row. If there is nothing to show, the template really should return nothing, but the way it's currently written it returns an empty div container. Take a look at the template if you wish - you would have to repeat all the conditional tests inside the div as a master conditional outside the div.



If I'm understanding you correctly, this happens when the display_order changes. You can get rid of it by clearing the links_linkseparator template.



You are using the'Brief' category template, which is links_catbit_brief. Include $catdesc in it somewhere.

Originally Posted by Ophelia (Post 1608613)

Andrew,

I know you've addressed this already, but we are having the security token issue.

I don't remember editing any files, so is there a way to check this? Right now we are getting the error when we try to upload.

Originally Posted by RikiB (Post 1608654)

When I try and add a link from my wowza streaming server I get this

Sorry - unable to handle protocol rtmp://

Is there a way to access the streamer variable in the JW player?

Originally Posted by vbboarder (Post 1608637)

The JW player incorrectly handles swf files. The flash/ video will auto loop (by default this should not happen), the time does not show for swf files with time, the player controls do not work - can play flash/ video, but can NOT pause, forward/ rewind, or interact with controls created by the swf itself. This is not a bug with LDM, VB or even Adobe Flash player, it's a limitation with the JW player - tested with JW player 4.0 in Firefox2 & IE7.

Solution: disable swf from all media players in LDM until JW player can play swf (Windows, Quicktime, & Realplayer also can't correctly play it). When the user clicks on the entry's title link or download entry image link, the flash/ video will open up in a new tab/ window and play correctly using Adobe's Flash player (if installed in the browser).


Fix needed: The JW player will still show for swf files (even if no media players have swf set in LDM) when listing a category's entries. This entices the users to play the file using the JW player, which it can not do. Andrew, can you please disable showing the player for swf files when listing a category's entries?