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Your theme supports featured images but you’ll need to find where in your theme’s code the featured image is actually printed to the page.
parse.php in the core folder handles the post creation.
That functionally is #1 on my list. Thanks.
You’ll need to either turn safe_mode off or unset your open_basedir. If you’re not sure how to do this please contact your web hosting company. They should be able to do this for you.
Do you have the same effect on a clean installation of WordPress with no other plugins and using a default WordPress theme? How much memory is allotted to PHP in your php.ini file? Have you attempted to increase the memory on the import page? How many videos are in your channel? Can you confirm they all exist in your channel’s YouTube feed?
Thanks for posting the solution.
Does the height:100%; work in older browsers for this application? If I remember correctly you can only set a height of 100% in older browsers if the parent element has a height as well as every parent of that parent. I suppose it doesn’t matter if you only include this command in your media queries.
You’re welcome.
Does you theme include functions like has_post_thumbnail and the_post_thumbnail?
That depends on your theme. If your videos are displayed on the homepage you’ll most likely edit the index.php or home.php files of your active theme. If your videos are displayed on category pages you’ll most likely need to edit you theme’s archive.php or category.php files.
I’m going to attempt to add this functionality with the next iteration of the plugin.
I take no issue with that.
Let me know how it goes. My email address is matthew@ternstyle.us.
You may have moved the site at some point or changed folder permissions. At 644 PHP most likely cannot write to it. Try chaining it to 777 and see what happens.
I’ll do some research on some of YouTube’s other feeds. There just may be a better one for my plugin to use; one that is updated more quickly.
You may be getting a count of 0 when importing because a necessary file for using the AJAX imported “ayvpp.txt” is either not existent or not writable. This file should reside in your /wp-content/cache/ folder. Is it there?
I’m curious as to what you said earlier:
“The feed URL is unknown to me.”
In your latest post you are claiming familiarity with the feed URL:
“I made a android app for my website which uses the RSS function to displays youtube video’s in the app.”
You would need to know the feed URL to create the app, right?