CJ_Jackson

Hi Tdubois,

Yes I believe there is, just kill off the ‘poster’ attribute in the view editor then it should load the first frame.

Cheers,
Chris.

Hi Ben,

Thanks,

Actually it’s check to see if ‘mydomain.com.json’ (depends on the domain) exists, if not it’s will try to create the file with the setting inside.

Anyway I added a new line that will on the next version of the plugin, ‘chmod(dirname($uploadify_setting_file), 0755);’ just above where the warning was originating.

What are the names of the undefined variables?

Cheers,
Chris.

Hi Cathy,

500 errors are usually a server issue. The permission should be 755, never have a directory on 777 otherwise it will return a 500 error message.

Cheers,
Chris.

Hello again,

I believe I have found the root cause of this problem, all thanks to straddieplastic in http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-html5-av-manager-for-wordpress-no-video-views?replies=6 .

Try updating to 0.2.6.

Also make sure wp_content is chmodded to 755, otherwise the plugin will deactivate itself.

Cheers,
Chris.

Hello straddieplastic,

This sound like a permission (chmod) problem. Is wp-content and the plugin folder set to 755?

Cheers,
Chris.

Hello Sabrina, sorry about this.

Can you check the MySQL database to see if those three tables exist?

wp_html5av_audio_video
wp_html5av_source
wp_html5av_track

This is proven to be a very difficult problem for me to solve, as I was unable to reproduce this problem myself.

Cheers,
Chris.

Or you can upgrade to 0.2.0 😉