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Re: YouTube v2.3
8 May 2009 at 8:35pm
Hi, I am using Firefox3 on Ubuntu Jaunty and cannot have the mp4 video showing in a window instead linking to the Youtube website. I googled on it and found an interesting long post on the issue with IE. See http://www.stickmanlabs.com/2007/07/10/lightwindow-v20-released//.
This do not help me but with a js debugger I traced 2 errors regarding the lightwindow_navigation set to null. See attached screenshot.I am not sure what to do and will carry on looking for answers.
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks and Bravo to all contributing to SilverStripe. I am new to it and like this CMS.
François (or Frenchy)
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Re: YouTube v2.3
8 May 2009 at 9:27pm
Hey Frenchy,
I'm getting the same error! I'm not a pro at javascript so i have no idea how to fix.
Juan: Hi. Yep i installed the entire trunk. Does the lightbox work for you?
Please keep me posted. I'd really like to fix this problem.
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Re: YouTube v2.3
8 May 2009 at 9:44pm
Hi!
Yes, it works, with a nuance: in the YouTubeGallery page the videos open in a lightwindow, in the home page, where I present the latest one, it opens on the full navigator window. From my side the problem is minor: the home page does not include de required JavaScript, it should be resolved in less than a minute. Unhappily I'm on a tight schedule for other project and can't investigate further your problem, but I'll try to take a look at the code over the week-end. I'm neither a JavaScript pro, so I hope somebody more knowledgeable will help you both before.
Best regards,
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Re: YouTube v2.3
8 May 2009 at 9:53pm
Thanks Juan... appreciate your quick response. Maybe we are using different versions of SS?? What version of SS are you using?
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Re: YouTube v2.3
9 May 2009 at 6:49am
I finally have it showing in Lightwindow. I found the answer on a previous post. See http://www.silverstripe.org/archive/show/7080?start=0#post157101.
As per Willr, I simply modified the YoutubeGallery.php to include the following lines in the init function:
Requirements::block("jsparty/scriptaculous.js");
Requirements::block("jsparty/prototype.js");
Requirements::block("jsparty/prototype_improvements.js");
Requirements::block("jsparty/loader.js");
Requirements::block("jsparty/behaviour.js");Hope that works for you.
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Re: YouTube v2.3
9 May 2009 at 7:09am
Hi!
Nice to hear it works for you, I hope it'll be the case for Briohny. But I'm curious: how it comes you were loading two versions of JS code? It is related to allowing comments or including a form on the YouTubeGallery page? (if I understood well).
Best regards,
Juan
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