Update:
Compatibility to Flow Player 3.2.6.
- Display Format in Video Uploader custom thread field:
Change flowplayer-3.2.5.swf to flowplayer-3.2.6.swf
- xtmv_editpost_first, xtmv_newthread, and xtmv_showthread templates.
Change flowplayer-3.2.4.min.js to flowplayer-3.2.6.min.js
Thank you so much Ratu and Zingaburga dears:
I have a difficult since yesterday until now, that any model that was not Kzdm test.
RateU's nothing difficult in the plug and not education, but at the time of film or video display, unfortunately way over my head any way that seemed to still not done.
Even ZiNgA BuRgA's training also did not.
Of course, things are done but the following error appears.
![[Image: 1306921168_1_57f39b92d4.png]](http://aryan-translators.ir/imgup/1/1306921168_1_57f39b92d4.png)
Help please time.
I'm gonna see the current code.
Code:
<a href="{URL}" style="display:block;width:520px;height:330px" id="player"></a>
<script>flowplayer("player", "flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.7.swf");</script>
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and postbit_first
Code:
{$GLOBALS['threadfields']['xtmv_flv']['value']}
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With this batch file instead of code addresses upload been shown Player
address page .
![[Image: 1306921920_1_bf7cbe9aba.png]](http://aryan-translators.ir/imgup/1/1306921920_1_bf7cbe9aba.png)
thanx
It seems that the URL to the video file isn't complete.
Try to change this variable in your postbit_first template:
Code:
{$GLOBALS['threadfields']['xtmv_flv']['value']}
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to:
Code:
{$GLOBALS['threadfields']['xtmv_flv']['url']}
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What's the video URL displayed by the variable?
The video above can be played in the player?
Do you mean that you want to use JW Player for your Video Gallery?
Difficult not security?
But if the editor difficult Daba introduced so good you could've been resolved
I think it's not too difficult to apply it (in a very simple embed way).
Probably you only need to edit the Display Format of the Video Upload custom fields.
But please take the attention of the player license. I don't know much about license, but probably this posts from Yumi/ZiNgA can help you to understand it:
(02-18-2011 08:15 AM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]JWPlayer is licensed under Creative Commons, which means that if your site has ads on it, you need to pay for a license
Thank you RateU's
God willing I can do to compensate.
Good luck and do not get bored.