Kaleyko

That’s odd…

I mean, I followed the right practices of making the admin username different than the author username on his page on WordPress.

If it was a hacker/bot how did he know the right username of the admin?

I tried to login with another editor account… And I logged in successfully now.

So what happened to my admin user? Any explanations?

Maybe the hacker/bot tried to login with the same username of the admin user I use, but with a wrong password and blocked the username completely?

Solved it.

I missed typed the page link on the plugin page.

Sorry ??

Hmmmm.

I see, but if that’s what you want, you can put your plugin up on one of these crowd translating services.

That would be THE solution.

Would a lot better and the support section won’t fill up with threads that doesn’t have actual issues to fix on the plugin.

OR, simply, just put a link for the contacting form in the update details and you will receive everything directly! ??

I see now, but honestly, at first when I read your comment about posting a thread in the support section I found it a bit weird, or not the right place.

Man, you should have told us to do that directly via the update details instead of wasting the time creating an unnecessary thread.

Will do! ??

Frank, thank you so much!

Just pasted the new code snippet and it’s working exactly like what I want.

Thanks again, because of your help, our website’s home page speed went from 7s to 1s! (We post TONS of YouTube videos.)

Wish you could make it a native optional thing for the users to choose, with the next update.

ah, that’s one of the reasons I don’t like WP YouTube Lyte to automatically parse normal youtube URL’s

Isn’t this a bug from your side? I’m pretty sure WordPress won’t show embedded YouTube videos if you used a hyperlink, this happens only when this plugin is active.

And the way you provided won’t be useful.

I’m not sure what should I do now. I mean what if you decided to stop working in the plugin one day and WordPress updated something? ALL of the YouTube post will be broken, not to mention that the videos won’t show up on the RSS Feed for the readers. (With normal YouTube links you will achieve two things: A) When you stop developing the plugin or someone uninstalled it, video posts will remain working without issues. B) The RSS Feed will detect the normal YouTube video and show it up, too.)

Thanks so much for your time and your fast replies, but I think you could review the way you developed this plugin to be better for long-terms.

Not sure if you could help me more than that…

Hyperlink: This is a link.

Plain Link: https://youtube.com/example.

Both shows embeded YouTube videos.

The hyperlink should not show an emended video at all. It’s a hyperlink that the visitor click and he will go to YouTube and watch the video from there.

Thanks.

I just noticed an issue: The hyperlinks with YouTube videos shows the whole embedded video blew the hyperlink!

In some posts that’s destroyed the whole layout of the website.

Awesome!

I add it and enabled the new plugin. Do I need the two of them now or I can deleted the original one?

And what is the different if I just removed the double slash and hit save without duplicating the lyte_helper.php_example to /plugins and renaming it lyte_helper.php?

Then, why didn’t you do it from the start? Using the current technique could brake ALL of the previous video posts if someone decided to uninstall the plugin.

Honestly, I won’t post only audio YouTube video. I’m going to only put regular YouTube video.

I opened the file, but I’m really not that good with a code if it’s not CSS or HTML.

Could you please do it for me and paste the code here and I will replace with the file by myself? I will really thankful.

Finally, the available positioning of the video on the settings page are left and center only. I write in a language where the words start from right to left which means the video should be in the right. Would be really great if you add this with the next update.

And a side question: I noticed that your plugin worked with iOS! Is this after the 7.1 update for iOS or what? Because I remember very good that this technique wasn’t working with iOS and if you clicked the layer over the YouTube video it won’t play and you won’t see the original click to play button on the video.

OMG! IT’S WORKING. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Now I have two questions:

1. Apparently, I can’t wait until the next version to change the click to play button. Is there anyway I could modify it? (Something like Boing Boing does with their embedded videos: https://boingboing.net/2014/01/23/time-to-coo-over-baby-animals.html If you focus enough you will see that they’re using something like a broken old TV pattern gif/effect under the click to play button.) Could I do it manually?

2. As you know, the click to play won’t make iOS play the videos at all. Is this fixable with the next version? Or at least, for now, is there anyway that I could display the functionality of your plugin if someone opened my website on any iOS video?

Thanks again for your time and I really appreciate your support.

In my website I use the embedded code, because I think it’s safer for the future. I mean, WordPress doesn’t convert the YouTube link to an embedded code and that’s why I don’t use it.

What if one day I decided to switch to another platform that doesn’t recognize the YouTube link and it must be embedded code?

However, I’m going to try putting just a link and see if it’s working or not.

Thanks for the reply!