bsweeney

Thanks again for the follow up.

I have WP Super Cache, but it’s currently disabled. I also have WP Minify, which was minifying HTML but not JS. I disabled it and switched to Twenty Fourteen and still have issues. I’m not totally ruling out my configuration, but so far I’m still not having any luck.

To be more specific about the problem (for anyone reading this) the video player and play list load fine. Clicking on another video in the playlist switches the video in the player (i.e. the src attribute changes). But when attempting to play a video the player goes into a loading state (spinner and timeline loading animation) but then nothing happens. I’m guessing there’s either a bug somewhere in the JS that plays the video or something wrong with my copy of Safari.

The only thing I’ve found so far is that the stand-alone video player includes a source element nested in the video element while the playlist video player does not. I wouldn’t expect that to really cause the issue I’m seeing, but I haven’t had a chance to investigate further.

Thanks for the update. Switching to the Twenty Fourteen theme didn’t seem to help. Also tried disabling a number of plug-ins with no luck. Whatever the issue I don’t think it’s theme-related.

Single video playback is fine so I wonder if something’s missing from the playlist script or HTML.

If I make any progress in figuring this out I’ll post back with an update for anyone else with the same issue.

Seeing the same issue here, OS X Safari 7.0.5.

I’m having the same problem. A temporary work-around (besides downgrading to 7.2) is to comment out lines 83-84, 87-88. These lines appear to be responsible for the infinite redirect loop.

Also of note, if you attempt to access the implicated pages (/wp-admin/users.php?page=s2_users or /wp-admin/profile.php?page=s2_users) after commenting those lines you get the following error:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

And, finally, the following page doesn’t include the WP bar at the top of the page. Premature end of script maybe?
/wp-admin/admin.php?page=s2

Nice. I was going to say maybe wp-syntax could be modified to parse the class attribute for settings, but this is much better!

Question: does this replace the list of valid attributes, or just hint as to what is allowed beyond the norm. I only ask because I noticed you didn’t have “class” in the list.