Topic: Ohara YouTube Embed

[Suki]

Should be if using emulation.

Also have a 2.1 version: https://github.com/MissAllSunday/OharaYouTubeEmbed/releases/tag/v2.0  although its been a while and it might need some changes to work properly.

[1.1Nerd]

Thank you

[AdeV73]

Hi;

We've been using this mod for years (many thanks!) and it's been brilliant - but... recently YouTube have changed their policy & no longer serve content on http: //. Since this mod re-writes all YouTube URLs it finds to http: //etc., it's effectively *removing* video links (even valid ones)!

I've patched my copy, which has got it working again, but I suspect many other users of this mod are about to discover this problem...


TL;DR: Change all "http: //" references to "https: //" and the mod will work perfectly again!

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[Suki]

Thank you for the report. Will issue a release for it shortly.

[Suki]

Just tested the mod and couldn't reproduce the issue. The mod by default uses scheme-less urls  which means it doesn't add http or https to the iframe responsible for loading a video.

Do you have any other mod that might modify the default url behaviour?

[dekatria]

Great mod, thanks!

However, when I check the autoembed option, the (many) video embeds I already did using

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[ html ] have stopped working.

for example this

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[html]<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/yNKjzzIvN0A" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>[/html]
produces a forbidden access error
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[Suki]

It would be too complex and CPU intensive to change all your html bbc tags on the fly for every request. It would be better if you could make a database edit and convert all of those bbc tags once.

[dekatria]

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if the mad could not mess with *html* embeds and leave them as they are already