| Re: YouTube script quits displaying "Tags" info [message #184221 is a reply to message #182508] |
Sun, 15 December 2013 20:21   |
Moon Elf
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On 2013-08-09, Denis McMahon <denismfmcmahon(at)gmail(dot)com> wrote:
> On Fri, 09 Aug 2013 00:34:37 -0500, super70s wrote:
>
>> In article <ku1dss$5a9$2(at)dont-email(dot)me>,
>> Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex(at)attglobal(dot)net> wrote:
>>
>>> Your PHP question is?
>>>
>>> (In case you hadn't noticed - you posted to comp.lang.PHP).
>>
>> Well well, here's an unpleasant surprise. And I wasn't even posting in
>> alt.www.webmaster.
>>
>> Maybe someone else is actually interested in helping with a php-based
>> site and not being anal-retentive.
>
> OK, I'll bite - what php code are you using, what output does it
> generate, what output do you expect it to generate?
>
> As Jerry said, this is a php group, but your original post seems to
> contain one line of html thus:
>
> <b>Tags:</b> {tags}
>
> and nothing that gives any hint as to what the php issue is that you're
> posting to this php group about, except the comment that you're using a
> script to interface with youtube.
>
> If your issue relates to the youtube api that you're using, the best
> place to ask is the appropriate youtube api support forum. We don't do
> youtube api here, we do php.
>
> If someone else wrote the script that you're using to interface with
> youtube and it no longer works, it's probably best to go back to the
> person who wrote the script and see if they have an update, or
> alternatively, find the current api details (this sounds like an api
> change may be stuffing the script) and either update the script yourself,
> or write a new interface to the api.
>
> In either case, that's not something that I'd expect many people here to
> know about.
>
> What I do know is that the expression:
>
> <b>Tags:</b> {tags}
>
> is not something I'd expect to be recognised or processed in any way at
> all by a php parser. Either what you wrote is not what you have, or it's
> not a php issue. Your very woolly description of the problem provides
> little help in analysing the situation either.
>
You might want to look at the <video> HTML tag to screen your downloaded movie,
as for PHP there's probably code out there which morphs videos to a browser, as
ImageMagick does to images. Then, learn some Python for e.g. youtube-dl, a
program which fetches your kind of videos.
HTH,
ME
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