AutoMedia is looking for links with the class "mycode_url" within the class "post_body" and the ID "pid_XXX", otherwise it would try to embed every link on the whole page.
It could be, your custom theme doesn't have the class "post_body" in postbit/postbit_classic like it's in the default templates:
<div class="post_body scaleimages" id="pid_{$post['pid']}">
{$post['message']}
</div>
(2018-07-21, 07:09 AM)doylecc Wrote: [ -> ]AutoMedia is looking for links with the class "mycode_url" within the class "post_body" and the ID "pid_XXX", otherwise it would try to embed every link on the whole page.
It could be, your custom theme doesn't have the class "post_body" in postbit/postbit_classic like it's in the default templates:
<div class="post_body scaleimages" id="pid_{$post['pid']}">
{$post['message']}
</div>
that's probably the case. it does work in the default theme on my site, not in the custom theme. I'll look into it further.
thanks!
I have a quick question. In the 3.0 series, it was possible to edit the way the player looks by messing around with the audiomedia_head template (whereas I can disable playlist, repeats, loops, etc) but in the 4.0 series, it seems to be removed. Is there a way I can edit out the playlist of the media player?
It was moved to the script file.
But if you insert this at the end of the "automedia_footer" template
<script>
<!--
// Set the player for playlists
var mePlaylist = function(){
$("[id^=mejs_]").mediaelementplayer({
loop: true,
shuffle: false,
playlist: true,
audioHeight: 30,
audioWidth: 430,
playlistposition: "bottom",
features: ["playlistfeature", "prevtrack", "playpause", "nexttrack", "loop", "shuffle", "playlist", "current", "progress", "duration", "volume"],
});
};
// Load the mediaelement player
var mePlayer = function(){
$("video, audio").mediaelementplayer({
loop: false,
shuffle: false,
playlist: false,
audioHeight: 30,
fullscreen: true,
features: ["playpause", "loop", "current", "progress", "duration", "volume", "fullscreen"],
});
};
-->
</script>
you can edit it to your liking and it should override the default settings.
(2018-07-22, 06:45 AM)doylecc Wrote: [ -> ]It was moved to the script file.
But if you insert this at the end of the "automedia_footer" template
<script>
<!--
// Set the player for playlists
var mePlaylist = function(){
$("[id^=mejs_]").mediaelementplayer({
loop: true,
shuffle: false,
playlist: true,
audioHeight: 30,
audioWidth: 430,
playlistposition: "bottom",
features: ["playlistfeature", "prevtrack", "playpause", "nexttrack", "loop", "shuffle", "playlist", "current", "progress", "duration", "volume"],
});
};
// Load the mediaelement player
var mePlayer = function(){
$("video, audio").mediaelementplayer({
loop: false,
shuffle: false,
playlist: false,
audioHeight: 30,
fullscreen: true,
features: ["playpause", "loop", "current", "progress", "duration", "volume", "fullscreen"],
});
};
-->
</script>
you can edit it to your liking and it should override the default settings.
Worked like a charm! Thanks!
I guess it's caused by the playlist.
Could you please replace the original automedia.min.js file in jscripts/automedia/ with the attached one und test it?
(2018-10-11, 09:30 PM)doylecc Wrote: [ -> ]I guess it's caused by the playlist.
Could you please replace the original automedia.min.js file in jscripts/automedia/ with the attached one und test it?
looks good so far. I'll keep an eye on it.
thanks!
It's caused by the update to jQuery 3 in MyBB 1.8.20.
A new version of AutoMedia is ready and I hope I'll be able to upload it later today.
