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AME 2.5 - Media Embedding for posts, sigs, vm's, groups and blogs
Developer Last Online: Jan 2019
From the makers of the letters O and Yea comes the hottest 'must have mod' of the season: AME 2.5 - The Return of The Hot Mama.
Thanks everyone for making AME 2.5 Mod of the Month AME is the multi award winning modification that smartly scans new and edited posts for URLs from a customisable variety of web sites (i.e. YouTube or Amazon or about 200 others). If it finds a match, AME will 'transform' the URL into inline embedded media without your users ever having to even think about it. It was important for me to create a system that did not need updating (and subsequent reinstalling) every time one of the sites it supported decided to change the way it displayed its media (which is all the fricken time). Therefore I built a system in which the 'definitions' for each site could be imported, exported, tweaked and shared on a whim. This way, you only have to import the definitions that you want. It also allows the vB community to get creative and share definitions that I wouldn't of thought of! Which sites are supported? Included in the default installation is YouTube and Amazon. At time of posting this, I believe that there are over 180 sites supported that have been created by the vBulletin community. These range from sites that stream videos to Amazon referral links to locally hosted music and video files. Check out the 'add ons' section of this post below to see availible add-ons. For a total list of features and an FAQ, see click here. For a post on troubleshooting, click here. Though not tested on any version of vBulletin lower than 3.7.4, in theory it should work on versions 3.5 and higher (just dont quote this bit!). Big thanks goes out to all those in the community that have supported this mod. Especially Digital Jedi who gives great support on this mod and has created over 160 definitions for this system alone! Installation/Upgrade
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Digital Jedi, luizalmir, Neal-UK, vijayninel, vithorius, zascok |
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#162
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Have you read the bug list that is fixed in 3.81? I think you will find your answer there. |
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I installed this but I don't see an AME CP.
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My god, I can't believe there are such great modifications still depending on modifying the post table. Do you know what it takes to do an ALTER TABLE to a table with millions of records?
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I could suggest a small earth quake under the building with that table full or LP's or possibly 45's on it may well alter it. Now I do have a couple sincere questions here however.
Oh and if you can make it work on wimp.com then I will join your cause! Help DJ and GEEK. |
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I understand your sarcastic tone and let me tell you it's not my intention to criticize the author's work. I know his work because I used to be his customer. I haven't seen the source code to even understand how it works and I don't plan to do it.
My point is that not everyone has super fast arrays of hard disks to modify a big table in a reasonable amount of time. I'm sure there are other ways to approach the same solution. Saddly I don't have the time to do it right now. My mysql server has spent over an hour altering that table. That's my point. There's nothing wrong in altering a table but the post table as well as the attachment table or the search table are usually very big tables on big forums. I think it's something to care about when developing the mod. Any way, I'm not killing the alter table process. I'm sure it's a great product and I want to see it for my self. But I'm not even done installing it and I'm already thinking about the nightmare when I have to uninstall it in the future. |
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The reason behind the alter is that it I add a tinyint field that will flag if the post (or thread) contains AME code. If it does, the relevant AME definitions will get loaded, otherwise it won't. Since the vast majority of threads do not contain embedded media, it seemed like a waste to load the AME subsystem (and the users definitions) when it wasn't used. So, my options were to add a field to maximise performance or slow down all performance regardless of if it was needed or not. I chose the former Out of all the commercial and free modifications I have released over the years, it is the only alteration (apart from usergroup permissions) that I have done and I think it is a pretty wise move. HTHs |
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Make sure you have uploaded all the files to the correct location
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Doesnt have anything to do with AME, but glad its sorted
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Tough one here... see, that isn't a format that will change easily because the parameters are backwards to normal formats. The conversion system may be able to do it, but remember that the system is there as a bonus tool to get rid of other codes that didnt install correctly. TBH, I would first do a search in phpmyadmin to see how many posts contain the code. If it is only a few, manually change them.
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HTHs |
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