| Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | ItseSproductions | 7/5/12 3:21 AM | I am working on the Iframe API which the day before yesterday still worked fine in Opera (my default browser) but now stopped working.. in this browser alone. I have tested it in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome on both PC and Mac |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | Klementine | 7/7/12 1:03 PM | Hello ItseSproductions your link at http://markhilkemeijer.com/yt/issue.html is a 404 error - webpage not found. But I did run your code on our server and found pretty much what you already stated. You would be better off to repost this at the |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | ItseSproductions | 7/7/12 1:55 PM | Thanks Klementine! My apologies for deleting the link. I waited for two days till working on it again and in that process I accidentally deleted the demo. The link is back up.. for if anyone would like to have a look. Regaring the 'allownetworking=in |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | Klementine | 7/7/12 2:41 PM | Hi ItseSProductions Ok I will check your new link later this morning, though I expect to find the same results that we already found. Regarding the "allownetworking" issue - is there some place documented where you say YouTube added this to AS3. Be |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | ItseSproductions | 7/7/12 3:35 PM | Actually, I got approval directly from YouTube when I asked them about it months ago through partner mail. Also, it's not that difficult to use just the API coding to hide all but the tiny text in the info bar, which does not link to the site at all, |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | Klementine | 7/7/12 8:44 PM | Move your <iframe .............></iframe> from where it is, to the line immeadiate above <script.....> That's where it really should be anyway - though most browser can parse it either way - but Opera can't for some reason. Probably because the ca |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | Klementine | 7/7/12 8:53 PM | OH - also you need to specify <!DOCTYPE> and <meta ..... in your header section or you will run into trouble some browsers - especially IE. Here is the modified code which should work - fill in your other URL parameters as you see fit. K-) <!DOCTY |
| Re: Iframe API issue, only in Opera Browser | ItseSproductions | 7/8/12 12:51 AM | Thanks so much!! That totally explains why it used to work in the beginning too. Don't know why I moved it to below but apparently at the time it seemed a nice thing to do. The Doctype and metadata were already on the page though. I just deleted it |