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Thanks for the example page. Now, please do the following:

In the WordPress admin, go to Plugins -> Editor.
In the top right of this editor page, you’ll see “select plugin to edit,” so click on YouTube in the dropdown. Then click the select button.
In the editor, scroll down to line 953, which is:
$jsonResult = json_decode($apiResult['body']);
Under that line, paste this line:
return '<pre style="text-align: left;">' . print_r($apiResult, true) . '</pre>';
Then click on the “Update File” button at the bottom of the page.
Tell us when you have done this.

Ok, now you can see again the test page.

It looks like your YouTube API key is setup incorrectly. Please set up a completely new Server API key and do not specify an IP address when doing so.

Here is the link: https://developers.google.com/youtube/registering_an_application?hl=en

A tutorial on exactly how to do this is here. Please follow the video carefully: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vmBACVETf4

Once you have the new key replace the one you currently have with it in the plugin settings, and click Save Changes.

I created the API key again, replaced it in the plugin configuration, but still not working.

It may be something else wrong?

Actually you did fix it. Now, all you should have to do is remove the debug line that we asked you to add before. Don’t forget to click ‘Update File’ button after.

-EmbedPlus Team

Thanks!!! One last question, how do I remove the paging options? “1 of 437 Next?”

Thank you very much again !!

I already solved by code. Thanks!!

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-EmbedPlus Team