Alec Rust

I will consider making the “nocookie” option configurable in order to control this. Since no reply, resolving topic.

Resolving issue.

I have confirmed with @jenomal that plugin version 1.8.1 fixes this issue.

I have confirmed with @jenomal that plugin version 1.8.1 fixes this issue.

Thank you for reporting this issue @jorgeabrantes.

After installing LearnPress in my development environment I can confirm this issue.

Namely the code in this plugin that checks whether the current page contains a Protected Video “block” or “shortcode” is failing. This is preventing the Protected Video assets from loading.

I can’t find a good generic way to check the contents of custom LearnPress “lesson” posts in order to check for the shortcode or block.

So, instead, I have now changed Protected Video to load the necessary JS/CSS assets it needs on any “custom post type” pages. This seems to be the only reliable way to ensure Protected Video assets are loaded on these non-standard type pages, such as LearnPress lessons.

Anyway, this should be fixed now in plugin version 1.8.1 if you’d like to test and confirm this. If so, a review would be appreciated!

“WPBakery Page Builder” is a premium plugin I don’t have access to.

It looks like the free Visual Composer is built by the same developers as WPBakery, and supersedes it.

I have tested the Visual Composer plugin in my development environment, and it works fine alongside Protected Video. I am also able to use it to add protected videos into the page via the Shortcode block within Visual Composer.

Have you looked at using Visual Composer instead? This newer plugin has no compatibility issues.

Thank you for reporting this issue.

Are you able to provide any additional information? It looks like you had a compatibility issue with the MemberPress plugin?

If there is an improvement that can be made to this plugin please feel free to submit a pull request.

Please don’t create duplicate support topics. I have responded to your email regarding this, and there are other topics about this.

Something in your website’s environment (likely another plugin) is interfering with the Protected Video plugin.

As you say, the demo looks correct. In my testing environment I also have multiple instances of a player on one page with no issue.

If you are unable to disable other plugins to identify the culprit, I suggest you set up a staging or development environment that allows you to test such things without impacting your production site.

Not sure the plugin deserves a reduction in its rating due to something it has no control over.

As explained in the FAQ “complete removal of the branding” is not possible, as we are still loading the real YouTube/Vimeo player behind the custom overlay. “complete removal of the branding” is also not the goal of the plugin.

Hi @raggi thanks for reporting this.

Latest plugin version 1.8.0 enabled the “nocookie” option in the Plyr player. This changes the YouTube domain of the player that is loaded to one that does not include cookies, for GDPR compliance.

However, as you’ve noticed, it looks like the YouTube player loaded from the “nocookie” domain is actually a bit different from the standard player, in that instead of “share” icons in the top right of the player, there is a “copy link” icon.

Regardless of whether there is a “share” icon or a “copy link” icon, they are still unclickable as is the purpose of this plugin. As mentioned in the FAQ, there is no control over these internal elements of the YouTube player, and they cannot be switched off.

One thing I could do is make the “nocookie” option configurable within the plugin. That would allow you to still load the previous style of player which has a “share” icon instead.

That looks like the “Network” tab, I need to see the errors in the “Console” tab.

Feel free to email me via my personal site, I may have time to login to your site and take a look at this soon.

Thank you for reporting this @tobilotta.

WPBakery is a premium plugin I would have to pay for to test. That “try” demo you linked to does not allow me to install Protected Video to look for conflicts between the two.

Are you sure this issue started when you upgraded from plugin version 1.7.22 to 1.8.0?

Are there any errors in the Console? It would be useful if you had Dev Tools open with the console visible, and make the same screen recording as before.

Thank you for reporting this @jenomale.

WPBakery is a premium plugin I would have to pay for to test.

Please can you provide as much information as possible, in the absence of having this plugin installed myself?

Are there any errors in the console? Can you link me to a page where I can see this issue? Does this issue still occur if Protected Video and WPBakery are the only two activated plugins on your site?

i just want to know how you achieved that, to hide the video url in the source code?

The video ID and provider is encoded in the HTML, and decoded before being used to initialise a Plyr player. All code is public if you want to look.

Also I’m wondering if you can do customization jobs

To customise the player please refer to this FAQ.