WordPress

  • I have registered for an account and have the plugin installed on my site, as well as downloaded the app. However I don’t see anything on my WordPress site. How do you get it to embed on the site?

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  • Plugin Author Hapity

    (@hapityapp2)

    Hello
    If you look at your WordPress Dashboard please click the menu point “Hapity” inside settings menu, and Enter Your Auth ID on it.
    Also please see https://www.hapity.com/help

    Thanks,
    Hapity Team

    Thread Starter peaksmedia

    (@peaksmedia)

    thanks for the reply … I posted this support Q 5 months ago … needless to say the plugin is long gone from my client website now.

    I am taking a stab at this plugin now. What shortcode do I use to get this onto a page or post? I don’t see a widget I can use, so I’m assuming a shortcode is necessary? My auth code was entered as directed, and the plugin is set to “enabled”. Now I just need to get it onto a page or post so others can view my livestream.

    Found the answer in the downloadable wordpress installation guide on the website’s help page. Apparently this plugin creates a new post each time you begin a new livestream. The post contains the name of the livestream and anything such as pictures etc you may have included. Close to what I’m after, but just missing what I need by a hair.

    Looking forward to trying this and the update in May ??

    Temporarily Hapity is only live streaming from Mobiles and not PCs.

    This is due to Flash becoming obsolete.

    An update in late May 2020 will again permit broadcasting from a PC without Flash

    I am very happy with Hapily! No charges, just free!! And it works really smooth!
    It works really simple, live record with your phone or just upload a recorded videofile to your Hapily account and embed the file to a website page on your website.

    Things thas coudl improve this product:

    – Adding a shortcode like [hapily_live_videos], or [hapily_prerecorded_videos], or [hapily_archived_videos].
    Anyway just not to have to embed the videos yourself on the website.
    – Maybe the posibility to use a password, so that only invited people can watch a live stream.

    Thanks Hapily!

    Olivier van Liempt

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by oliviervl.
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