Roy Sivan

I am working on a way to do this in v2.. development has been delayed as new features are being added to the PRO, some of which will trickle down to the free version.

I have never heard of that issue and I run wpRTC on multiple sites including my WP app CodingOfficeHours.

Let me know if you have any updates I am curious what is going on and how I can fix it.

Hey Maurice,

Sorry to keep you waiting.

I looked over your site, and it is clearly another plugin you have conflicting with wpRTC.

I’m sure you see the “download file” over the black box? Well that isn’t from wpRTC, but something else on your site… the functionality works because the browser asks for my camera permissions, and the camera turns on just fine.

Please try removing other plugins one at a time, you may see one is causing the issue.

Sorry for the late reply mnickelson

1) is it 9.99 flat one time fee or 9.99/month?
One time flat fee
2) i cannot adjust the size of the video frame. I change the styling but it doesnt actually do anything in the page…even when i save changes?
Please share a link with me and I can look at why, I just checked my version and it seems to be fine.
3) how many rooms can i have with pro?
There is no limit to either… If you want to use the multiple room shortcode.. there is also no limit there.
4) how many people can be in a room at one time?
There is no limit, but this does run on your server, so all the video and audio data needs to go through.. so the more in a single room (or the more people on the site) will cause it to get choppy.. how many depends on the server
5) How do I use the larger screen. I have two main screens… a larger one and a small one. The large one remains a blank black box. The small ones are the incoming feeds and ME signed in as admin…. How do I fill the larger black box with video, preferably with my admin outgoing video? .. right now the large main box is blank and i get several small video boxes of all users in the room including myself, but the big box stays black with no feed.

I’d have to see a link to see if there is an issue, but typically there is 1 box for remote, and then smaller boxes for the remote

On this page: https://roysivan.com/angularjs-for-wordpress/directives/ng-post/

Under “Developer Testing Area” you will see the Hello World! post, inspect that and you can see an example of what I am referring to as far as the ng-bind-html attribute

By default nothing happens just by installing the plugin, you can use the shortcodes on pages to load certain items / loops.

If you are on a page and have the option checked for using AngularJS override, then you can tell it is working by looking at your code in inspector. if you see your content is wrapped with a div that has an attribute “ng-bind-html=”post.content | unsafe”” then it is working.

I will think about the additional feature, most likely if I add any big new features like this it will be put into the PRO version first to test use case.

Roy

Hi Alby!

Do you have a link to the page you put it on? If you see a black screen, that is good, but most browsers (that support webRTC) will ask you to accept permissions to use the installed webcam and audio.

Screenshot Sample

have you tried disabling all your plugins and changing your theme back to like twentyfourteen, always the best way to start debugging.

If you turn off a plugin and it works (or your theme) at least will help diagnose what is causing the issue… let us know what you find out.

You really should be enqueuing the script, not doing it that way.

IF you were to write a script tag like that, you should use
get_bloginfo('template_directory');

But here is how my ANgularJS app works (enqueue):

function DashScripts(){
//ANGULAR CORE
wp_enqueue_script('angular-core', '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular.js', array('jquery'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script('angular-route', '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular-route.min.js', array('angular-core'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script('angular-resource', '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.15/angular-resource.min.js', array('angular-route'), null, false);

//MY ANGULAR APP
wp_enqueue_script('angular-app', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-app.js', array('angular-resource'), null, false);
//wp_enqueue_script('angular-directives', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-directives.js', array('angular-app'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script('angular-routes', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-routes.js', array('angular-app'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script('angular-factories', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-factories.js', array('angular-app'), null, false);

//ANGULAR CONTROLLERS
wp_enqueue_script( 'angular-home', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-homeCtrl.js', array('angular-factories'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script( 'angular-dash', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-dashCtrl.js', array('angular-factories'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script( 'angular-teacher', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-teacherCtrl.js', array('angular-factories'), null, false);
wp_enqueue_script( 'angular-student', get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/js/angular-studentCtrl.js', array('angular-factories'), null, false);
... More AngularJS related scripts and styling follows
}

Not sure if you figured out your issue, but including AngularJS into a page template is fairly easy, as long as you are enqueuing scrips properly

Check out my latest write-up on how to do it:
WP + AngularJS

Hey,

Not sure how far along you have gotten, but as far as performance on AngularJS, if you are using a RESTful API, it is not bad. I’m currently building a single-page app to work with a WordPress + WooCommerce build, and I am utilizing AngularJS for the front end.

I have built a demo of my AngularJS theme and have compared performance of using a RESTful API (utilizing WP-API) vs. a non-restful API

I wrote a blog article about it – https://www.roysivan.com/wordpress-restful-apis-angularjs/#.Uw98yvldV8E

Check my blog for other articles I’ve written revolving around my AngularJS + WP development.