[yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby Toflar » Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:22 pm

Hi Mike

Things are happening thick and fast right now ;)

I'm planning to release a video extension that allows you to use it in the news as well - I promise!

On the German board, somebody's just released a Youtube-API connector extension which is also based on yw_youtube. So right now I'm trying to figure out, how this person is going to use yw_youtube and what future actions are being planned.

Well, my idea is to release a completely new extension (independent from yw_youtube) that handles as much videotypes as you want (youtube, vimeo etc. - easily extendable for every TL dev) and providing videos in the news and events module, as a content element as well as using InsertTags.
But this would require to re-think the whole process of how the videos are going to be added to the system. I think I would actually like to have the extension the typical TL way, meaning that you have a video archive as the parent element and lots of videos as child elements. The only thing you then have to do is select the desired video in a dropdown or, in the case of the InsertTag, the video id.

I haven't had any feedback on this idea yet on the German board so maybe you want to start a discussion here? :)

I would really appreciate ideas and inputs because as this extension has in the meantime advanced to one that is used in a lot of projects I feel like I'm not developing it for myself anymore, although I'm doing it for free ;)

What do you guys think? :)
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby wotanskrieg » Wed Feb 17, 2010 11:43 pm

I have one question. I've installed the yw_youtube extension, puted the ID where it should be...When I click save and close I can see half of the windows in "article" (back end) but when I go to front end there is no video.
I'm using typolight v2.8
Help please.
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby Toflar » Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:08 pm

Hmm, can I see this online somewhere?
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby wotanskrieg » Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:35 pm

I will post the link when it will be online...perhaps even tomorrow.
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby nelga » Thu Mar 04, 2010 11:15 am

Yeah same for me. 2.8 - Can see the video in the backend admin, but not on the front-end site...
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby nelga » Thu Mar 04, 2010 11:53 am

wotanskrieg wrote:I have one question. I've installed the yw_youtube extension, puted the ID where it should be...When I click save and close I can see half of the windows in "article" (back end) but when I go to front end there is no video.
I'm using typolight v2.8
Help please.

I've solved this one (for me at least).

As i'm a jQuery nut, I removed the mootools javascript from my template, and replaced with jquery instead.

To get the youtube videos working again, I had to put the following line back in my <head></head>

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<script type="text/javascript" src="plugins/mootools/mootools-core.js"></script>
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Re: [yw_youtube] Youtube videos as a content element

Postby Toflar » Sat Apr 03, 2010 2:12 pm

Toflar wrote:I'm planning to release a video extension that allows you to use it in the news as well - I promise!

As promised: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1464
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