Any thoughts how fix?
Do not auto-embed links from this site
box.I don't think there's anything we can do at the moment. It seems they've changed the way they handle videos, they nuked (404 error) their old video player and even parts of their site can't display videos anymore. Either it's a transitory state that will resolve itself when they finish fixing that kind of bugs, or they will completely discontinue hosting their videos and it will never work again.
In the meantime, you should go to your admin panel, edit the Bleacher Report media site (search for "bleacher" in the upper right) and check theDo not auto-embed links from this site
box.
https://bleacherreport.com/video_embed?id=39649&library=video-cms
should display the video but instead there's nothing. The site itself doesn't use the same player and may still display the correct videos.I am also having issues with Instagram on my site. Apparently users with PC's and Androids can see them. But Mac users, whether in Safari or Chrome, see the white box with the Loading Instagram' notice' in it. Interestingly, the Instagram link shows properly with Firefox. Is there a fix for this?
I think what you had was a different issue. I've just updated the Instagram iframe to fix an issue related to a recent update in Instagram code, which affected all browsers, not just Safari.Did you ever find a resolution to this? We're having the same issue on our site.
I really appreciate your effort! I've been using it since XF1!The purpose of this add-on is to provide a way to embed third party content. That includes pasted URLs but if somebody creates a text link, it will not attempt to replace it with something else, nor will it try to replace the link. That feature would be better handled by affiliate link handlers. As far as I know, this add-on should work fine alongside Amazon-centric add-ons. If your Amazon add-ons has some issues when installed alongside this one, post in their support thread, tag me in your post and I'll take a look at it asap.
I saw a lot of complaints on other sites today about Twitter itself forcing users to log in. I don't think this it all related to the plugin.@JoshyPHP users on my forum have reported that twitter videos no longer play if you are not logged into twitter.
If you click to play the video in the embedded tweet it will take you to twitter to watch the video instead of playing in the embed like it used to (unless you are logged into twitter)
A lot of my users don't have twitter accounts so they are being taken from my forum over to twitter because of this.
Have you heard of this happening or is there a workaround?
I tried playing a video in an embedded tweet in a private browser window and got this error:
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Well that's a shame, just saw this:I saw a lot of complaints on other sites today about Twitter itself forcing users to log in. I don't think this it all related to the plugin.
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