[Makc666]

Originally Posted by The Geek

It can technically grab anything from the page, however whatever is grabbed is intended to be used in the replacement code (the <embed>).

lol. Then we have to begin from the start.

You said "It can technically grab".

But what can grab the current version???

You have said your-self in your previous post that:

Originally Posted by The Geek

Saying that, I can put a couple more hooks in so that if you wanted to extract additional information from the destination page at save then you could

You also said:

Originally Posted by The Geek

You cannot use the Embedding Regexp for anything other than putting parameters in the Replacement code as it wasn't designed to do anything else but what it is currently doing.

Look -->> for anything other than putting parameters in the Replacement code

From where "Embedding Regexp" takes those parameters?

Example

Edited:

Originally Posted by The Geek

Where the extraction tool comes into place is when the URL looks like

www.yoururl.com/video=123456

But the Embedding HTML on the page looks like:

<embed src="video" param="abcdefg">

In this instance, there is no correlation between the URL and the embedding code so for the embedding to work, AME must go to www.yoururl.com/video=123456 and do a search for that parameter.

Look -->> and do a search for that parameter

Where it searches?

And what it can search and what it can't?

You have said "It can technically grab anything from the page."
But actually what it (Embedding Regexp) can grab?