[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by furst

I just updated to the latest version and it's totally messing up my postbit every time someone posts a video link. I haven't modified the container at all.

http://www.bowrd.com/showthread.php?t=61686
(link is fine, but rest of the site is NWS)

That's a case of more then one YouTube definitions. Remember that importing new ones does not overwrite old ones with same name. So you could have multiple instances of the same definition conflicting.

Originally Posted by Doctor Death

This is the greatest addon!

I also would like you to consider a feature. In the options control panel, I would suggest the ability to check all or some definitions and then the ability to delete those checked. This gives you the ability to rapidly refresh definitions by deleting and reinstalling when they are updated.

Thanks for listening.

Check the CP Doc. This is one of the new features.

Originally Posted by hornstar1337

My youtube vid after I press play is just having the loading sign go around and round. It is not playing. It has always worked good until I updated.

Any ideas?

Does it work for anyone else here http://www.gamerzneeds.net/forums/bl...-profiles-339/

edit: it is working in IE but not in FF3 for me. it appears to only be youtube for now as well.

The endlessly looping video is very often a YouTube (or whichever site your dealing with) problem. And I believe it has to do with individual browser sessions.

Originally Posted by The Geek

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.

I had thought of suggesting this too, but I just presumed it was out of the scope of things. If you can do it though, would this help address the problem with sites that use more then one media type? Quite a few sites I've had to put on the no-fly list because they would sometimes use a standard flash player, but then some videos would be Windows Media files. Would I be able to use a conditional to detect which is which?