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Anyone having an issue with posting youtube links?


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10 minutes ago, chilihead said:

A lot of people grab from a browser bar window instead of a share window and it hyperlinks.

That should still be plain text and embed. I wouldn’t know which browser turns that into a rich text link. 

 

18 minutes ago, CornRages said:

Looks like the issue is it will not recognize the youtube url when it is a hyperlink when it's pasted, I had to remove the hyperlink formatting to get it to work.

Yes, if you paste a rich text snippet containing a link, it will paste a rich text snippet containing the link. That’s not a bug, it’s a feature. People would also complain if it is the other way around and the software would take for example a long text containing dozens of links and basically rip that apart and turn every link into embeds. 

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1 minute ago, opentype said:

That should still be plain text and embed. I wouldn’t know which browser turns that into a rich text link. 

Chrome used to do it a few years ago but not anymore, I had a huge issue in 3.4.

@CornRages can we have more info, browser etc.?

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@chilihead  Happens to me and my users on any browser.

IE, Edge, Chrome and Firefox.  Nobody has mentioned safari though.

 

12 minutes ago, opentype said:

Yes, if you paste a rich text snippet containing a link, it will paste a rich text snippet containing the link. That’s not a bug, it’s a feature. People would also complain if it is the other way around and the software would take for example a long text containing dozens of links and basically rip that apart and turn every link into embeds.

 Really the forum software should take into account a url that starts as https://www.youtube.com/watch and automatically recognize as a url that requires embedding regardless of format.  I thought it was a bug since it previously had zero issues converting to an embedded video in older versions.  It only started acting up after the last two patches got applied.

What's also interesting to note is that the remove formatting button only appears occasionally when pasting a youtube link.

 

Posted

It's embedding once it's converted to plain text, the issue is that it shouldn't matter if it's a hyperlink or plain text, the software should just recognize https://www.youtube.com/watch as something that requires embedding for simplicity with all users.  Something for the developers to think about going forward IMO.

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Really, that is odd.  Whenever I grab the url from the search bar and paste it the software always makes it a hyperlink.

 

example https://community.invisionpower.com/topic/425473-anyone-having-an-issue-with-posting-youtube-links/

https://www.google.com/

Those are both pasted from the search bar in IE11 and they both got auto converted to hyperlinks.

:btw will post my last reply in the feedback forum per your suggestion.

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14 minutes ago, CornRages said:

@chilihead  Happens to me and my users on any browser.

That doesn’t sound plausible. If as you say, the difference is plain URL vs. link HTML snippet, then why would the recent updates change what all your user’s browser have in the clipboard. 

1 minute ago, CornRages said:

Those are both pasted from the search bar in IE11 and they both got auto converted to hyperlinks.

Sounds more like a bug report for Microsoft then. :-D

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20 hours ago, CornRages said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FaOSCASqLsE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaOSCASqLsE

https://youtu.be/FaOSCASqLsE

 

Replicated all three of yours, Still converted to hyperlink url's and I switched to firefox to try.

Very very odd.

I'm using Firefox and copying and embedding the links worked flawlessly. I right click the links and click 'Copy link location'. I've never had issues embedding youtube in IPS4.x and this is even better in IPS 4.1

 

 

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