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In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job Application FeesI see that there’s a way to do this by requiring payment via contact form. However, I will be using the Resumes plugin as well. It seems that once they submit a resume, they can apply to a listing and bypass the “contact form” and submit their resume. Is there a way to force the contact form (and payment) each time they submit an application, even if they already have a resume uploaded?
ful1to, did you ever finish your custom widget? I’m going to need to do the same thing and I’m interested in paying you for the code. Please email me at [email protected].
Thank you,
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In reply to: [Videopack] Allow the player to handle .AVI video formatHi Mark, pleaseemail me at [email protected]
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In reply to: [Videopack] Allow the player to handle .AVI video formatHi Mark, please email me at [email protected]
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In reply to: [Videopack] Allow the player to handle .AVI video formatPerfect, that worked thanks!
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In reply to: [Videopack] Allow the player to handle .AVI video formatHere are the MIME types my wmv and avi are configured as:
$existing_mimes[‘wmv’] = ‘x-ms-wmv’;
$existing_mimes[‘avi’] = ‘x-msvideo’;I’m actually don’t need the plugin to convert or do anything with the AVI and WMV files. I just need it to treat them as if they were an accepted file type (mp4 for example), so I can use the standard embed code to embed them. At the moment, WordPress seems to bypass the plugin when it recognizes an .AVI or .WMV file, so I can’t embed it with the plugin’s shortcode. Is there a configuration file somewhere where I can manually add .AVI and .WMV as accepted file types for embedding?
I understand embedding them wouldn’t work by default, but I wrote some custom code to automatically convert the .AVI file to a .MP4 file in the back-end, and then it changes the shortcode to reflect the .MP4 extension.
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In reply to: [Videopack] Allow the player to handle .AVI video formatAlso having the same issue with .WMV files. Please advise, thank you.
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In reply to: [Videopack] Automatic Thumbnail on loadingAny update on this? I need a solution for automatic thumbnail generation in the next couple of weeks. Also, if anyone has a temporary hack please advise! Thank you.
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In reply to: [Videopack] Automatic video file typeIt turns out the flash fallback wasn’t working because of the browser testing software I was using. Your plugin is great, I switched to a new browser testing software and the .mp4 file works flawlessly in every browser I tested. However, it wouldn’t play in any version of Opera Mobile, it says: “Sorry no compatible source and playback technology were found for this video. Try using another browser like Chrome or download Adobe Flash Player”. Any suggestions to support Opera Mobile with .mp4?
At the moment I have it set up to automatically convert the uploaded video (if it’s avi, mpg, mov, flv, or wmv) into a .mp4 file, and it changes the URL in the tinymce editor from the original .extension to .mp4. Haven’t run into any problems so far, I’d be happy to show you how I did it. Shoot me an email at [email protected]
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In reply to: [Videopack] Automatic video file typeI see you said “In the meantime Firefox on unsupported OSes can play H.264 videos with the fallback Flash player.”. If a client uploads a mp4 file and doesn’t do any encoding, will the video still play with the fallback Flash player on a firefox browser? What exactly activates this fallback Flash player?
I am very comfortable digging around the php code. If I were to put in my conversion script (which converts all video files to .mp4 as they are uploaded), could I still integrate the fallback flash player your plugin uses? If you could offer some private support I would be willing to pay for some extra help with the plugin.
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In reply to: [Videopack] Automatic video file typeYes I’m using Windows. I didn’t realize the operating system could have an effect on playback. We will have clients uploading videos and we want to allow a very large range of video types. I have set up a custom script using ffmpeg to convert any outlier filetypes that your plugin doesn’t handle.
You’re right .mp4 seems to work in most browsers I just tried.
Would you recommend that I just convert any file that’s uploaded immediately to an mp4? We are dealing with relatively small files so it shouldn’t be a problem with cpu usage or hard disk space.Do you know if any mobile browsers have issues with .mp4 files?
Thank you again for the help!
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In reply to: [Videopack] Automatic video file typeI used a .mov file specifically because I knew it wasn’t compatible with Firefox, and I wanted to see if the browser would automatically revert to play the .ogv file. Both the .ogv and .mov file are in the same exact upload directory path.
I’ve successfully encoded the .ogv file once it was uploaded, and I see it sitting in the same directory as the .mov file. I tested the .ogv file on my personal desktop computer and it plays fine in my VLC player.
You can view my plugin configuration file here (I’m using video.js):
http://www.sdwebsitedemo.com/images/sample.pngHere is the path to try the video:
http://www.sdwebsitedemo.com/video-test-1/Here is the code that the plugin inserted into the post:
[KGVID width=”640″ height=”360″]http://www.sdwebsitedemo.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sample_iTunes2.mov[/KGVID]
