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Add to the Youtube video URL: For example:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/ZHLNS5m-aD ... autoplay=1[/b]

mjau-mjau wrote:Add to the Youtube video URL:

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&autoplay=1

For example:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/ZHLNS5m-aD ... autoplay=1[/b]

I don't manage to make work this url..


http://www.youtube.com/embed/fa4BD5P_SEI

Thanks

steveman0018 wrote:Hello and thanks for your help, however i knew about that. What I am looking for is for lightbox to automatically open the video link without clicking the image. Similar to how you upload an flv or mp4 video, once you get to it on your gallery, it automacally loads a lightbox window and video starts. Thats what I am looking for with video links

This is a bit difficult ... Basically you are asking "how to open the image without clicking the image". Please tell me, do you have only one files in your folder? If so, why use a thumbnail at all, why not just add the vide link to the menu???

If you have multiple files, then what, you want Imagevue to automatically opent the "first" video and start playing it?

The thing is, normally people use this feature for thumbnails. Eg. when you click a thumbnail, the video opens ... Why are you even having a full-size image representing the video in the first place, if you dont want the full-size image to display? I would suggest changing to thumbnails view for this folder, so that when the visitor clicks a thumbnail, the video starts and automatically plays.

I cant see how a visitor would like to click a folder, and then a video opens up and plays automatically. How do I know there are more videos? Its hardly a slideshow ... If you only want one video for a folder, then just add the video link directly to the menu. If you have multiple videos, then use thumbnails layout instead ... How can someone navigate between videos, or even know there are more videos if it opens directly on first video? ... when it closes, I would see an image, and then click next, and the video would start playing even before I know what the next file is? This is not logical ...

Sorry, the feature you are asking for is not possible currently in Imagevue. Instead I would recommend you consider the advice above.

failax wrote:

mjau-mjau wrote:Add to the Youtube video URL:

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&autoplay=1

For example:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/ZHLNS5m-aD ... autoplay=1[/b]

I don't manage to make work this url..


http://www.youtube.com/embed/fa4BD5P_SEI

Thanks

I reply to myself telling that if you must add only a condition to the url you must write at the end of the url P.S. I wait for the mobile version fix..

If you want to see how it works thumbnails links to youtube you can go here

http://www.annamariapierangeli.com/inde ... e%20Clips/

failax wrote:I reply to myself telling that if you must add only a condition to the url you must write at the end of the url

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?autoplay=1

P.S. I wait for the mobile version fix..

If you want to see hot it works thumbnails links to youtube you can go here

http://www.annamariapierangeli.com/inde ... e%20Clips/

Yup ... looks good, and it working. Mobile fix for this is coming shortly ...

First of all:
YOUTUBE WAS A REALLY BIG ADDITION! THANK YOU!

Then:
it was simple. the code was >>> &autoplay=1 but in the javascript for the lightbox you need to change the "&" with "?" and you're done

Now:
I could even embed my entire channel! Here:
javascript:lightbox('http://www.youtube.com/embed/EuEoShDDxZ ... autoplay=1', {iframe:true, innerWidth:'640', innerHeight: '360'})

All I needed is to ad to the code
javascript:lightbox(' _YOURLINK_ ', {iframe:true, innerWidth:'640', innerHeight: '360'})
my "all videos" link
http://www.youtube.com/embed/EuEoShDDxZ ... autoplay=1 and remember: change the "&" with "?"

... nice 1

Just a quick note about ? vs & ... They are used to add parameters to URLs. ? comes straight after the url, basically saying here comes parameters, while & represents consecutive parameters in the same URL. Usage depends slightly if there are multiple parameters, and in Youtube urls, there normally are. The general structure: