Internet video script

Houstonlively, you said that you would like to see that script you had for the video search created so that you can view it in IE. I could not find your previous post, but what do you think about this?

http://testing.mycrazyspot.com/page/Internet-Videos

Chris

Sure.... you can slop it into an iframe and it will not show the jscript errors, but you'll never get the iframe to dynamically resize properly.

Also.... enable scriot debugging in IE, then visit that url and watch what happens.

LOL, I tried :)

Dear Zarcon , Would you please help me on http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/forum/Dolphin-Betas-And-RCs-0.htm#topic/File-Process-Cron-don-t-work-.htm ?

I know you have experience on this

Finally... something that works in all browsers.  Not what I started off with, but it'll do.

You posted a link again.

Spammers.

And that one is in a iframe. I thought you hated iframes.


Most likley when inside a php block, the script is not getting along with all of the javascript and css dolphin loads at the top of every page.

Are these scripts you get online, or something you write yourself?

In all fairness, I did try to do this using PHPblocks but was unsuccessful. So I got to thinking about using an iframe to call it instead. Which did work. May not be the "advised" way to do it, but it did work.. LOL

HL, if you do figure out what happened in PHP block, let me know. I will keep fooling with it too.

Chris

Actually, everytime I post a link to a demo, I get spam accounts on my site... I removed it before that happens.

No.... I don't write much myself.. I'm a hardware guy.  Now if you wanted me to write a program for Intel or Motorolla embedded controllers... I could  do that.  That particular set of skills isn't much help in website design though.  I know just enough php etc., to take a perfectly good script and screw it up.  I figure by the time I'm 85 years old, I'll be pretty good at this stuff.

The last video search script was something I found on developer.truveo.com and uses their open API.  It had options of showing 10, 20, or  50 videos in search results, and as such could not be used that way in an iframe.   I never could get the iframe to dynamically resize properly to fit the content. 

This last script, I bought, because I was just tired of messing with the other one, and trying to get it to work in IE.  It also uses the truveo open API and has a few more features that I liked. Yes... it is just slopped in an iframe, but the height of the content is always the same, so it works in this particular case.  I tried it in a block  first, but again had all kinds of bizarre errors in IE.  I still don't like iframes, but because of the convoluted way a page is generated in Dolphin, it seems to be the only way sometimes.