I use 4.7.0 and I try to add a video from youtube to the richtext editor, via the "insert\edit embedded media" button.
What actually happens is that the insert windows opens and in the source tab, I place youtube's iframe tag, then I click on insert and it seems like it's all ok and the video is inserted, but when I publish the document, the video disappears...
Is it a known bug of the 4.7 version? Is there any known solution?
Hi, I appreciate my comment wasn't very scentific, and just something we found worked for us in certain circumstances, but maybe greater detail was required. On the other hand using a macro as suggested above is probably your best solution. We also did this with razor:
@inherits umbraco.MacroEngines.DynamicNodeContext @{ var src = Parameter.src; var height = String.IsNullOrEmpty(Parameter.height) ? 480: int.Parse(Parameter.height); var width = String.IsNullOrEmpty(Parameter.width) ? 640: int.Parse(Parameter.width); }
can't insert embedded media in umbraco 4.7
Hi,
I use 4.7.0 and I try to add a video from youtube to the richtext editor, via the "insert\edit embedded media" button.
What actually happens is that the insert windows opens and in the source tab, I place youtube's iframe tag, then I click on insert and it seems like it's all ok and the video is inserted, but when I publish the document, the video disappears...
Is it a known bug of the 4.7 version? Is there any known solution?
Hi,
I have the same behaviour in 4.7.1.
Same problem here.
You're probably better off using a Macro to do this - there are plenty of packages such as Insert Video that do this.
right, I have also used a package in order to solve the bug...
I've same issue on 4.7.1 , Does someone can help with this ?
We've had this problem and discovered that by adding ID text through the Insert/Edit Embedded Media advanced tab solves this problem. Umbraco 4.7.1
Sorry Steven, I have tried that theory, and no success for umbraco 4.7.1 :(
Hi, I appreciate my comment wasn't very scentific, and just something we found worked for us in certain circumstances, but maybe greater detail was required. On the other hand using a macro as suggested above is probably your best solution. We also did this with razor:
@inherits umbraco.MacroEngines.DynamicNodeContext
@{
var src = Parameter.src;
var height = String.IsNullOrEmpty(Parameter.height) ? 480 : int.Parse(Parameter.height);
var width = String.IsNullOrEmpty(Parameter.width) ? 640 : int.Parse(Parameter.width);
}
<p><iframe width="@width" height="@height" src="@src" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></p>
Hope this helps
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