Media Url Scanner

I have the module enabled, in jrCore "Convert Media URLs (UrlScan)" is checked for the quota, and the youtube module is enabled for the quota (but no youtubes have been created). And have emptied caches.

If I put a youtube url into the forum or blog post the url is not converted, although smilies are.

Is there a step that I am missing? Does the module only work for youtubes that have been uploaded to the site?

Thanks!


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updated by @ultrajam: 08/31/16 11:36:27PM

Hey Steve,

Have you added youtube.com to the iframe modules allowed URL's?

I'm not seeing an issue on my dev site.


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Douglas Hackney
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Hi Douglas hows things with you?

Yes, both youtube.com and youtu.be are allowed in iFrame Control.

I can see it working on the forum here (searched for a post where Brian posted a youtube) so I wondered if I had missed a step somewhere along the way.

If I haven't it's possibly a problem with a listener in one of my custom modules, so I'll dig into that later.

Thanks


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Ahaa! It works for a vimeo, but not a youtube. That could well be one of my listeners messing with the youtube embed.


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Things could be worse, so I'm not complaining.

Sounds like your on the right track to figuring this one out, let us know if you need help with anything.

Thanks!


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I'm on the right track, but I think it may be the jrYouTube module after all. I've run out of time for now.

There is definitely a problem within jrYouTube_extract_id, as http://youtu.be is hard coded, yet the urls I get from youtube are all https. So all youtube embeds fail at that point in jrYouTube_url_found_listener.

If I do pass a correct youtube id in at that point, jrYouTube_get_feed_data fails because of the curl call to youtube. I have an api key but cant validate the domain as that requires a different department to change the MX records. Seems overly complicated in order to embed a youtube?
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Update: I have validated the site (you can also do that through the search control panel by uploading a file), but the curl request still returns a 400 Bad Request.

Thanks


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updated by @ultrajam: 05/18/16 06:18:38AM

In your system check, does it show the YouTube V3 API Key as passing?


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Douglas Hackney
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Yes, it says "API Key is configured" for youtube.

Consumer key and secret are not set for Vimeo, but vimeo urls are converted to embeds fine.


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I've been playing with the youtube module over the last couple of days and haven't noticed any issues.

I'll try to setup as per steps here and see if I can recreate so its fixed with the next release. Probably able to figure out some steps from the conversation, but if you have some exact steps...... I like steps

following the steps in the first post, I turned on the jrUrlScan module.

Went to 'Global Config' and checked the 'Expanded Media' (because I like that more)

The "Active Text Formatters" were already set to allow 'Convert Embeded Tags'. Just to be sure, I clicked the "Apply to all quotas" anyhow and saved.

Next step, I went to a blog post, and updated. Found a random youtube video and copied its url:
into the blog post.

EXPECTED:
That if there was a bug, the bug would be visible.

ACTUAL:
The video displayed in its converted state and was able to be watched.
Best Parkour and Freerunning

Ok, got it now, your getting urls like this from somewhere:

Thats failing. Will be fixed in the next version of jrYouTube.

Thanks.

fixed in jrYouTube 1.4.0. If you want the fix before that module is released, update jrYouTube/include.php function to this:

Thanks Michael

I'm on holiday at the moment so I can't give that a try (can only ftp into the server from within the work network), but I will when I return.


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Great stuff, that works perfectly now.

After updating the modules I continued to get errors, but found the reason for that - my Youtube v3 API Key had a space before and after. Although that works when you paste the url from the activity log into a browser, it fails via curl. I removed the spaces and everything worked fine, maybe the API key should be trimmed?

Thanks!


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done, thanks. not big enough to warrant a release, but it will be trimmed in the next version.