bug/missing feature: iframe as video source, no timecode?

  • jbworx

    (@jbworx)


    5 years ago

    Dear support team,

    is there any chance of getting the timecode when using aself hosted iframe as video source?

    So far I can see that it’s working with e.g. vimeo and “#XmYs” is added to the URL of the video but nothing for iframe.

    Currently I’m using as video source syntax like https://mydomain/play.php?v=12345 with individual video ids for my videos.

    Is there a variable or shortcode I could use or anything I could read out of the iframe in order to get the value of the timecode?

    I have full control of the video-source (also PHP or Javascript coding skills) 😉

    Thank you in advance for your time and help!

    JB

    • This topic was modified 5 years ago by jbworx.
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  • Plugin Author WPWebinarSystem

    (@wpwebinarsystem)

    5 years ago

    Hi JB,

    I think we could make a fairly simply change that adds the time code onto the IFRAME source URL using a placeholder, maybe something like

    https://mydomain/play.php?v={timeOffsetInSeconds}

    Would that work for you?

    Thread Starter jbworx

    (@jbworx)

    5 years ago

    Thank you for your reply.

    Yes, this would be really a great and flexible solution.

    Thank you for your efforts!

    JB

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