[The Geek]

Originally Posted by Ryloth

According to the definition it is. Also if you wrap it in AME tags, it loads up just fine.

Btw I am using FF and not the advanced WYSIWYG



Definition:

[http://]*[a-z]*?[\.]?youtube\.[a-z]*?/watch\?v=([A-Z0-9._%-]*)[&\w;=\+_\-]*

Originally Posted by Ryloth

update, i went into the definition and turned off Extract Information and youtube started working again just fine.

Looks like there is an issue w/ the Extract Information functionality.


the extract definition date value is:

value="http://www\.youtube\.com/v/([\w\-]*)?&

I think you are using another definition here.

[http://]*[a-z]*?[\.]?youtube\.[a-z]*?/watch\?v=([A-Z0-9._%-]*)[&\w;=\+_\-]*

Will not match

http://www.youtube.com/v/XXXX-XxXXxxX

Nor should it because http://www.youtube.com/v/XXXX-XxXXxxX in an address bar will not take you to a video as it is the movie object address. When AME validates, it uses

value="http://www\.youtube\.com/v/([\w\-]*)?&

Because that is the HTML that is in the source when the embed URL is present on the page. Otherwise it isn't there and instead 'Embedding disabled by request' or whatever.

I have tested this pretty throughly and while bugs in anything are inevitable, I am confident that the default install works as intended. If you are using custom or new definitions, that could be the culprit.