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#16 2012-02-06 15:47:09
- Algaris
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Re: using txp tags in article body
I double checked my code in the txp article and the poster attribute is surrounded with single quotes although it keeps getting rendered with double quotes.
The missing double quote typo was from retyping the code in the browser source to post here as Google wouldn’t let me copy and paste it.
I’ve disabled all the running plugins and refreshed the page and it still renders the code the same way.
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Re: using txp tags in article body
What happens if you do this:
==<txp:output_form form="video_stuff" />==and farm it out to a Form? Past that I’m stumped. Anyone else?
Last edited by Bloke (2012-02-06 16:07:23)
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Re: using txp tags in article body
or better still if you want it to be flexible, to an smd_macro … ?
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#19 2012-02-06 16:25:42
- Algaris
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Re: using txp tags in article body
Thank you so much for your time Steff.
In the end I used the following code and everything now works perfectly:
==<video poster="<txp:site_url />images/31.jpg" width="358" height="269" controls preload>
<source src="<txp:site_url />files/video.mp4"></source>
<source src="<txp:site_url />files/video.ogv"></source>
</video>==I still have no idea why using <txp:image id="31" /> would force double quotes in the rendered code though.
—Edit—
jakob: oooo, intereasting.
Last edited by Algaris (2012-02-06 16:26:32)
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