• I installed Easy Digital Downloads through CyberChimp’s NERO theme and ran it in conjunction with Apptha’s Video Gallery. I really liked the features of the cart, and it seems to be a natural fit for a Video website. Unfortunately, when I activate EDD, the flash player for the Video Gallery will not load. Other shopping carts will work with VG, but I’d like to use EDD if I can. Any chance you could look into why EDD is conflicting with your plugin? If you could, I would appreciate it.

    The video plugin can be found at http://www.apptha.com/category/extension/Wordpress/Video-Gallery

    I have an open ticket with Apptha as well, so I will mention this to them. Perhaps, between the two of you, you can work out the source of the conflict. 🙂

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-digital-downloads/

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  • Can you show me a live URL that shows the conflict?

    Thread Starter sbsads

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    http://knatflix.com/kf2/?page_id=5

    If you need admin access, please create an account and I will set you up as admin to look at the back side. 🙂

    Where are the video files stored?

    Thread Starter sbsads

    (@sbsads)

    Those in the test site install are all hosted on Youtube. In the live site, however, they will be hosted on Amazon S3. If you want to upload a short video locally for testing, that would be fine. 🙂

    Thread Starter sbsads

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    For some reason, EDD appends the following code to the XML file that configures the player, breaking the playback:

    <html><script language="JavaScript"> var tokenName = 'CSRF_TOKEN'; var tokenValue = '39dd202da7f5b808aa6b83a269c31081e651920e'; function updateTags() { var all = document.all ? document.all : document.getElementsByTagName('*'); var len = all.length; for(var i=0; i<len; i++) { var e = all[i]; updateTag(e, 'src'); updateTag(e, 'href'); } } function updateForms() { var forms = document.getElementsByTagName('form'); for(i=0; i<forms.length; i++) { var html = forms[i].innerHTML; html += '<input type=hidden name=' + tokenName + ' value=' + tokenValue + ' />'; forms[i].innerHTML = html; } } function updateTag(element, attr) { var location = element.getAttribute(attr); if(location != null && location != '' && isHttpLink(location)) { var index = location.indexOf('?'); if(index != -1) { location = location + '&' + tokenName + '=' + tokenValue; } else { location = location + '?' + tokenName + '=' + tokenValue; } element.setAttribute(attr, location); } } function isHttpLink(src) { var result = 0; if(src.substring(0, 4) != 'http' || src.substring(0, 1) == '/') { result = 1; } return result; } updateTags(); updateForms(); </script></html>

    Any idea where this comes from? It seems to be the problem, but I can’t find where it is being introduced. It may have to do with the app tracking.

    Hmm, I’m not sure what that is but it definitely does not come from EDD.

    Thread Starter sbsads

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    Turns out that this is some form of modsecurity that kicks in somehow when I enable EDD. Apparently it is running somewhere in my host or in WP, but for some reason, it appends to my player’s XML file when I enable EDD. Still trying to find a way to “detangle” it so I can run the play and EDD. :/

    You will probably need to contact your host to find the source of that.

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