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Originally Posted by fris
not my personal thoughts, the correct way to do shortcodes is via the shortcode api
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Are you kidding on me? No, really?
- When exactly WordPress has added these "shortcode api"? In version 2.5? The freeware plugin you are referring to was written years before it. How could it use something which wasn't even implemented in WP?
- The most important thing to me is to keep all versions of the plugin compatible. If I switch it to WordPress shortcode API, it automatically became incompatible with the old versions, so all my customers will lost their video embeds right after the update. How dumb you must be to fuck your customers (almost 9k downloads from WP repository and who knows how many from my site directly) for your ego only?
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Originally Posted by fris
not by using a regular expression that is run on the_content every single time.
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How exactly do you think this new WordPress shortcode API works? You will be shocked but
they also use regular expressions and they are far more complicated than the one used in KVS FLV Player and KVS Player Pro. I mean this one:
"'\[flv:(.*?)\]'ie" - oh, it's sooooo complicated, ah?
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Originally Posted by fris
the free version doesnt work with html5 videos only, it uses a .swf file (player) which wont work on a non flash device.
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You mean it requires flash and doesn't work with HTML5? Yes Sir, you are absolutely right. As I told you earlier, the freeware
KVS FLV Player plugin was written years before the HTML5 has became an essential standard. In other words:
it's frickin old and I'm going to update it right today.