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  • Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    I would use WP 4.0 for now. Something with the WP 4.0.1 update has broken our plugin. We are taking a look now.

    wpb3

    (@wpb3)

    My player broke as well. I uploaded the wp-includes folder from a 4.0 backup and that fixed it.

    Thread Starter senator94

    (@senator94)

    Uploaded wp-includes folder from 4.0…. Thanks for the quick fix.

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    I have a temporary work around for this.

    Inside of the file:

    jwplayermodule.php

    Change this line:

    define(“JWP6_USE_CUSTOM_SHORTCODE_FILTER”, true);

    To this:

    define(“JWP6_USE_CUSTOM_SHORTCODE_FILTER”, false);

    WP 4.0.1 must have changed something with how custom filters are handled.

    zerogravitygraphics

    (@zerogravitygraphics)

    @jwplayer I changed that code to “false” but still no player. And btw, WP is AUTOMATICALLY updating all my sites to 4.01, so the player is failing everywhere ??

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    @zerogravitygraphics – Do you have a link? I have tested this fix out on multiple installs and it has also fixed other people’s issues. There is also a way to disable auto updates in WP, but you have to edit some php for that as well, then manually download 4.0…

    zerogravitygraphics

    (@zerogravitygraphics)

    @jwplayer temp url: (removed)
    A player is in the layout to the right of the headshot.

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    This is the JW5 WP plugin, not the JW6 one.

    It looks like the file variable is not being populated in the shortcode.

    My fix was for the JW6 plugin, not the JW5 one. I would need to look into this more to see if the WP 4.0.1 update broke our old plugin, too…

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    If you are using JW5, I would recommend using WP 4.0. This plugin is so old, I don’t know where in the PHP this file exists…

    zerogravitygraphics

    (@zerogravitygraphics)

    On the plugins page, it says it’s JW Player 6 Plugin for WordPress Version 2.1.6

    zerogravitygraphics

    (@zerogravitygraphics)

    Does this give you any clues? I viewed the source then searched on JWPlayer… this came back:
    [Log] No suitable players found (jwplayer.js, line 1)
    [Error] Blocked a frame with origin “https://www.(URL removed)” from accessing a frame with origin “https://(URL removed)”. Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
    [Error] Blocked a frame with origin “https://www.(URL removed)” from accessing a frame with origin “https://(URL removed)”. Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
    (anonymous function) (swfobject.js, line 4)
    > jwplayer
    < function (a) {if(jwplayer.api){return jwplayer.api.selectPlayer(a)}}

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    Your player is JW5 licensed though, not JW6. That error does not have anything to do with this though. I did a quick local install of the old WP plugin for JW5 with WP 4.0.1 and I got the same issue. You could always update to JW6 inside of the plugin though, that will work with my change.

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    This seems to fix JW5 as well as 6.

    zerogravitygraphics

    (@zerogravitygraphics)

    YES! Thank you @jwplayer – I installed that update and it works. Thanks a million.

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