Hello Troy.
That sound like a JavaScript problem. I don’t know what your preferred browser is, but if Chrome if your preferred browser, go to that page again, right click anywhere and click ‘Inspect element’ then click on Console and that should tell ya where the JavaScript error originating.
Let me know.
Also there are other WordPress plugin that use their own jQuery library and does not conform to WordPress plugin guildlines therefore can conflict with HTML5 AV Manager.
Cheers,
Chris.
I’m having the same problem, but I am not getting any errors.
Can’t seem to nail down anything conflicting….
I ended up getting it to work by first uploading a jpeg on the add video page. So after I selected the jpeg, then the save button worked for me.
Great plug-in though, thanks CJ.
Troy,
That works for me but now I am getting an error for
“Fatal error: Call to a member function getType() on a non-object in ” the plugins folder.
Hi Andrew,
On SQL failure it tend to return false while calling fetchObject() on success it would of return an object, so I’m pretty sure it’s a MySQL related problem, it’s not the first time that happened.
The thing with MySQL is it’s works with one version of MySQL and fails on the other version, so yes I find MySQL very annoying at times.
All I can do is add further error check to the future version to make error tracking much easier.
Sorry about that.
Chris.
The same issue here,
Installed version “0.1.17” on WordPress version “3.2.1”.
The video is not uploaded after uploading. When manualy uploading
te file in the correct directory the video will be shown in Chromium but
not in firefox (6.01).
(Seems the video keeps loading forever)
The error in the log:
Call to a member function getType() on a non-object in /var/www/site/wp-content/plugins/html5avmanager/api.php on line 531″ while reading response header from upstream
Currently have 4 active plugins:
– HTML5 AV Manager for WordPress
– Categories to Tags Converter Importer
– RSS Importer
– WordPress MU Domain Mapping
Hope it can be fixed.
Joost
Okay,
I think PDO is causing me more problem than it’s worth, I will look into replacing wpdb.
Cheers,
Chris.
I am also having a problem when trying to add a video or audio. I continue to get this error and I am not to familiar with php myself!
Error in the Log:
Fatal error: Call to a member function getType() on a non-object in /host/user/site/wp-content/plugins/html5avmanager/html5avmanager.php on line 421
I just transferred to a new server and I cleared all my plugins and have reinstalled this plugin about 20 times. Starting fresh I am still having this problem. I run a music site and it’s crucial for this plugin to work for my site!
Thanks so much!
Sabrina
Hello Sabrina, sorry about this.
Can you check the MySQL database to see if those three tables exist?
wp_html5av_audio_video
wp_html5av_source
wp_html5av_track
This is proven to be a very difficult problem for me to solve, as I was unable to reproduce this problem myself.
Cheers,
Chris.
I’m thinking about rewriting the plugin from scratch, so I can make sure this problem does not reoccur.
Hello again,
I believe I have found the root cause of this problem, all thanks to straddieplastic in http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/plugin-html5-av-manager-for-wordpress-no-video-views?replies=6 .
Try updating to 0.2.6.
Also make sure wp_content is chmodded to 755, otherwise the plugin will deactivate itself.
Cheers,
Chris.
