Vuud, I downloaded the new package as you suggested and the only problem I had so far was YouTube Thumbnails not showing up and I got the CF - Error across the top, see attached.
I eventually narrowed it down to the cpmfetch_config.php file in this part of the file:
'cfSQLUserDataLink' => ' ',
'cfSQLUserTableName' => 'cpg_users',
[b]'filesystem_path_to_cpg' => '/',[/b]
'domain_name' => 'www.video-tutorials.com',
'cpg_album_url' => 'http://video-tutorials.com/vids/albums/',
'cpg_url' => 'http://video-tutorials.com/vids/'
I changed the "filesystem_path_to_cpg" to:
'cfSQLUserDataLink' => ' ',
'cfSQLUserTableName' => 'cpg_users',
'filesystem_path_to_cpg' => 'vids/',
'domain_name' => 'www.video-tutorials.com',
'cpg_album_url' => 'http://video-tutorials.com/vids/albums/',
'cpg_url' => 'http://video-tutorials.com/vids/'
When looking at the HTML source from the home page, I saw this:
CF-Error <!-- GITU: Could not find any image to display: Extension (strtolower): .jpg File://albums/userpics/10002/thumb_youtube_vJGtfE9FH6s.jpg-->
CF-Error <!-- GITU: Could not find any image to display: Extension (strtolower): .jpg File://albums/userpics/10002/thumb_youtube_yO4Y6TwKBpQ.jpg-->
CF-Error <!-- GITU: Could not find any image to display: Extension (strtolower): .jpg File://albums/userpics/10002/thumb_youtube_vJGtfE9FH6s.jpg-->
CF-Error <!-- GITU: Could not find any image to display: Extension (strtolower): .jpg File://albums/userpics/10002/thumb_youtube_yO4Y6TwKBpQ.jpg-->
<table >
<tr>
<td><a href="http://video-tutorials.com/vids/displayimage.php?pos=-16" ><img src="http://video-tutorials.com/vids//images/thumb_swf.jpg" alt="Layers.swf" title="Layers.swf" /></a><br /></td>
<td><a href="http://video-tutorials.com/vids/displayimage.php?pos=-17" ><img src="http://video-tutorials.com/vids//images/thumb_swf.jpg" alt="Addfont.swf" title="Addfont.swf" /></a><br /></td>
<td><a href="http://video-tutorials.com/vids/displayimage.php?pos=-14" ><img src="" alt="youtube_vJGtfE9FH6s.jpg" title="youtube_vJGtfE9FH6s.jpg" /></a><br /></td>
<td><a href="http://video-tutorials.com/vids/displayimage.php?pos=-15" ><img src="" alt="youtube_yO4Y6TwKBpQ.jpg" title="youtube_yO4Y6TwKBpQ.jpg" /></a><br /></td>
You can see after the vids, there is a double //. I am guessing this is due to the "filesystem_path_to_cpg" only containing a "/", this worked with the swf thumbnails, but not for the youtube thumbs.
I know youtube is not an official media type of CPG, but if anyone else is having same issue, this was how I fixed it.
I tried running the install a few more times and just couldn't get it right through the install, only manually changing it worked for me, so that is how I am leaving it so I can move on. I may have been a complete moron, but I don't thinks so. ???
Anyway, it works now, again. (http://www.video-tutorials.com) :)
Hmmm, how does youtube stuff work in CPG... I have no idea to be honest... Does it link to u-tube or something?
With the youtube mod, the thumbnail of the video is downloaded from youtube and added to the gallery and gets treated as a custom thumbnail (of itself). When displayimage loads it detects that it is a youtube file (based on the filename) and generates the embedding code to link up to youtube instead of displaying the image. Does cpmfetch support custom thumbnails of videos?
Quote from: Nibbler on March 02, 2007, 11:44:39 PM
With the youtube mod, the thumbnail of the video is downloaded from youtube and added to the gallery and gets treated as a custom thumbnail (of itself). When displayimage loads it detects that it is a youtube file (based on the filename) and generates the embedding code to link up to youtube instead of displaying the image. Does cpmfetch support custom thumbnails of videos?
I does as far as the ones I knew about when I coded that part...
Here is my select for non-image types - if it hits one of these, it should display it. I based it on the old CPG when I did this part.
case ('.mp3'):
$defImage='thumb_mp3.jpg';
break;
case ('.mpeg'):
$defImage='thumb_mpeg.jpg';
break;
case ('.mpg'):
$defImage='thumb_mpg.jpg';
break;
case ('.avi'):
$defImage='thumb_avi.jpg';
break;
case ('.doc'):
$defImage='thumb_doc.jpg';
break;
case ('.wmv'):
$defImage='thumb_wmv.jpg';
break;
case ('.audio'):
$defImage='thumb_audio.jpg';
break;
case ('.document'):
$defImage='thumb_document.jpg';
break;
case ('.gz'):
$defImage='thumb_gz.jpg';
break;
case ('.htm'):
$defImage='thumb_htm.jpg';
break;
case ('.html'):
$defImage='thumb_html.jpg';
break;
case ('.mid'):
$defImage='thumb_mid.jpg';
break;
case ('.midi'):
$defImage='thumb_midi.jpg';
break;
case ('.mov'):
$defImage='thumb_mov.jpg';
break;
case ('.movie'):
$defImage='thumb_movie.jpg';
break;
case ('.ogg'):
$defImage='thumb_ogg.jpg';
break;
case ('.qtv'):
$defImage='thumb_qtv.jpg';
break;
case ('.ra'):
$defImage='thumb_ra.jpg';
break;
case ('.ram'):
$defImage='thumb_ram.jpg';
break;
case ('.rar'):
$defImage='thumb_rar.jpg';
break;
case ('.rm'):
$defImage='thumb_rm.jpg';
break;
case ('.rmj'):
$defImage='thumb_rmj.jpg';
break;
case ('.swf'):
$defImage='thumb_swf.jpg';
break;
case ('.txt'):
$defImage='thumb_txt.jpg';
break;
case ('.wav'):
$defImage='thumb_wav.jpg';
break;
case ('.wma'):
$defImage='thumb_wma.jpg';
break;
case ('.xls'):
$defImage='thumb_xls.jpg';
break;
case ('.zip'):
$defImage='thumb_zip.jpg';
break;
If youtube has something different I can always add it... I am in a dev cycle so I am just crazy with changes :o
hah
That's handling the default thumbnails for non-image files. If someone uploads somevideoname.avi will it display thumb_somevideoname.avi as the thumbnail?
Quote from: Nibbler on March 03, 2007, 01:19:30 AM
That's handling the default thumbnails for non-image files. If someone uploads somevideoname.avi will it display thumb_somevideoname.avi as the thumbnail?
Nope that goes after the CPG thumbnails for those types...
If someone uploads somevideoname.avi, it goes through a whole series of checks for a special thumbnail... without killing myself on this codine infused cough syrup it goes a little something like
thumb_somevideoname.jpg
thumb_somevideoname.gif
...Then something I cant quite decipher (really sick right now)...
then if goes after the cpg defaults...
Quote from: Nibbler on March 03, 2007, 01:19:30 AM
That's handling the default thumbnails for non-image files. If someone uploads somevideoname.avi will it display thumb_somevideoname.avi as the thumbnail?
I meant thumb_somevideoname.jpg
I will look into it if I get time.
Quote from: Nibbler on March 03, 2007, 04:09:58 AM
I meant thumb_somevideoname.jpg
I will look into it if I get time.
Hah, I am completely lost on this... it does look for thumbs...