Hi @ivaylo-ivanov,
If you embed Vimeo using the Gutenberg block, videos should automatically be embedded privacy-friendly. I can have a look at the URL to see if there are any tracking cookies from Vimeo.
Kind regards,
Jarno
Hi @jarnovos
what do you mean with privacy-friendly? No Tracking?
I would like to block the vimeo iframe when I open the site initially. Just like the youtube video.
I’m testing on a local environment with a fresh WordPress installation.
Kind regards,
Ivaylo
Hi @ivaylo-ivanov,
When using the Gutenberg block the plugin should automatically append “&dnt=1” to the Vimeo URL, resulting in the privacy-friendly version of the Vimeo embed.
Could you try adding the video as an iFrame in a Custom HTML block, to see if it gets blocked? <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/206307711" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>
If it doesn’t, please verify that the Vimeo integration & placeholder are enabled under Complianz > Integrations > Services.
Kind regards,
Jarno
Hello @jarnovos
when I use the iFrame then the player gets blocked and I see the placeholder.
When I add two videos on one page, one via html block and an iFrame, and the another one as direct link, only the iFrame video gets blocked.
The “&dnt=1” gets correctly added to the frame. But I would like to block the Video and show the placeholder.
Thanks
Ivaylo
As adding the dnt=1 parameter is default WordPress behaviour, you’ll need to remove it using a wp core hook. Based on this thread,
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/vimeo-oembed-now-has-dnt1-parameter/
I expect something like this to work:
function dl_oembed ( $provider, $url, $args ) {
if ( strpos( $provider, 'vimeo.com' ) !== false)
return add_query_arg( array('dnt' => false), $provider );
}
add_filter( 'oembed_fetch_url', 'dl_oembed', 10, 3 );
If you remove it, Complianz will start blocking it.
