Javascript Disabled Detected

You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality.

These Forums Are Now Read-Only

For TubePress support, please post a question here or open a support ticket and we will be glad to assist.

Can't Get New Project Started

Started by Leeberkes, Jun 28 2013 03:22 PM

Please log in to reply

1 reply to this topic

#1 Leeberkes

Newbie

Members
2 posts

Posted 28 June 2013 - 03:22 PM

Haven't used TubePress Pro since last May, and back then it was for a full-page template. Forgotten everything I almost knew. I use FrontPage 2002 and I know TubePress works on it since that's where I used it last May. Now a new website with new problems. I want to insert single stand alone videos on many different pages. I'm an 80-year-old needing step by step instructions just to advance to novice, and I'm positively not good at reading techie-type diagrams. A typical page of my website in need of a video is http://www.claybornh...ampleLesson.htm. The sort of help I need probably involves providing somebody knowledgeable with passwords and permissions to get the thing installed once, and in such a way that I can mimic it on other web pages. By now you've got a fair idea of where I am and where I'm not. Hope help can happen. Thanks.

Lee

info@delawarians.com

Back to top

#2 brandon

Advanced Member

TubePress Staff
1989 posts

Posted 29 June 2013 - 10:18 AM

Lee,

Download the latest copy of TubePress Pro

Unzip the file you just downloaded (tubepress_pro_3_0_1.zip). It will expand into a directory named tubepress_pro_3_0_1.

Upload the entire tubepress_pro_3_0_1 directory to your web server in a place that's web accessible. (such as /www/ OR /publichtml/)

Make a note of the following two items, which you'll need when invoking TubePress

the full path of this directory on your web server's filesystem (e.g. /var/www/html/claybornhall.com/lib/tubepress_pro_3_0_1)
the web-accessible URL to reach this directory (e.g. http://www.claybornh...press_pro_3_0_1)

Now, in your php file where you want your videos to be (SampleLesson.htm needs to be renamed SampleLesson.php)

This section of code goes at the TOP, before the <html> tag

<?php 

 

    $tubepress_base_url = "http://www.claybornhall.com/lib/tubepress_pro_3_0_1";

 

    include "/var/www/html/claybornhall.com/lib/tubepress_pro_3_0_1/src/main/php/classes/TubePressPro.php";

?>

 

<html>

Within the <head> section of your page, place the following line:

<?php print TubePressPro::getHtmlForHead(true); ?>

3. Wherever in the body you wish for the video (or tubepress in general) to appear, place the following code:

        <?php print TubePressPro::getHtmlForShortcode('mode="playlist" playlistValue="Playlist#ofyourvideo" resultsPerPage="1"'); ?>

You will need to create a playlist on YouTube for each video you wish to have shown. (one video per playlist) and then you can just type in the playlist# in the above code and it should work perfectly.

Let us know if you need any more assistance!

Thanks!

eric likes this

Want a faster, more personalized support experience? Open a ticket with us! We will be gradually phasing out forum-based support in favor of a proper ticketing system. Please help us help you!

Back to top

Back to Standalone PHP

These Forums Are Now Read-Only

Can't Get New Project Started

#1 Leeberkes

#2 brandon

Sign In