hi all
i've just installed and activated (for the second time) All Videos....and what i see it's just the tag i put on the article.:

{youtube}theyoutubelink{/youtube}

I can't imagine the error, since there is so little (or nothing) to do to make this plugin working, after his activation.
Joomla! 2.5.28 Stable working now

Please help me. Thank you....


Fab

Sorry, my fault.
The html editor corrupted the right syntax.

Fab

Thank you for posting the issue & solution Fab.

hi, I was very happy with allvideos in 2.5, and I just had to make a little fix when up;grading to 3.3, on versdion 4.6.1there are two xml files in the root folder, one of which begins with an underscore. I unzipped it, deleted the other xml file, and removed the underscore from the beginning of the xml fiele. Then it showed up as a plugin in 3.3.6.

The responsive template doesnt work quite the same as in 2.5, but I haven't figured that out yet. But there really is a problem with the 4.6.1 version. Because the xml file begins with an underscore, and that doesnt work in 3.3.6.

I have installed it in numerous site without an issue.
As for the responsive template, it is the same for both versions. It could be a conflict with your Joomla! template.

@Ernest Leonardo Meyer

Do not mess with the XML files. There is a reason they are there. Just use the installer and install the latest version.

Hi,
i've the same problem: i've joomla 3.4.0 and 'AllVideos' Plugin v4.6.1: when i try to publish a youtube's playlist i recive this youtube message: An error occurred, please try again leater

tanks!
Mauro.

@Mauro Martini

Hi. This is not the same problem. You are trying to use a playlist. Playlists are not supported, you can only embed single videos.

Hi, tanks for the reply
in another site i use it at the same, with playlist on joomla 3.6 and AllVideos' Plugin v4.5.0. You can see at monkeybeat.it/

i've try to publish the page with the same template of the site where it work (protostar) but everytime the same error.

I have the same issue attempting to use AllVideos.

I have installed and published the plugin and set the paths for audio and video to my images/media folder. And my test mp3 file has been placed in that folder (and tested with a different media player).

Then, following the instructions in the documentation, I enter the tag {mp3}file_name{/mp3} into the HTML of an article.

When I go into preview, what I see in the article is the text of the tag itself, i.e., {mp3}file_name{/mp3}. In other words, it appears to have been treated as plain text rather than as a known HTML tag.

Is there something I'm missing?