I'd like to allow users of my sites to embed Flickr slideshows and
Youtube videos. I've been doing this by enabling the requisite hmtl
code for individual, edit-protected pages, but now and then someone
wants these capabilities enabled globally on a site for which
edit-access has or will be
Tegan Dowling wrote:
Could some php guru visit the various files in the section entitled
YouTube, Flickr Video, Google Video, and Vimeo (swf-sites.php,
swf-sites2.php, youtube2.php etc.), and see if they can be combined?
Personally I'm using
Tegan Dowling wrote:
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 11:36 AM, DaveG pmw...@solidgone.com wrote:
So flickr slideshows can't be embedded with any of these because they
aren't .swf files, right?
Actually they are swf files. I took a quick look, but couldn't find the
source URL -- it also looks like
Okay, I couldn't take not knowing. Refer
http://paulstamatiou.com/2005/11/19/how-to-quickie-embedded-flickr-slideshows
-- It looks like you basically need to include your flickr id along in
the url.
~ ~ Dave
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Tegan Dowling wrote:
As for Flickr, Flickr provides the embed code for slideshows. Below
is the code they provide for
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobsyouruncle/sets/72157612582511784/show/
When I enable the html that's used in this, then embed this on a wiki
page, it works beautifully:
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 2:30 PM, DaveG pmw...@solidgone.com wrote:
Tegan Dowling wrote:
As for Flickr, Flickr provides the embed code for slideshows. Below
is the code they provide for
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobsyouruncle/sets/72157612582511784/show/
When I enable the html that's
Tegan Dowling wrote:
If I were to try to modify one of the existing recipes (which is just
remotely possible, depending on whether I can figure out which parts
do what, in the existing content), would swf-sites.php be the one to
start with, or swf-sites2.php?
If you want the easiest path,
