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Oh, trick this one! Looks like it’s a slightly different issue now. The plugin is not allowed access to extract the file that has been uploaded.
I’m not very familiar with altervista.org, is there a way you could check if the wp-content/uploads/h5p/temp folder is writable? and if not possible try to give the write permission on all the folders inside wp-content/uploads/h5p ?
You should be able to do it if you’re using FTP. Did you upload the WordPress folder or was it already there?

Yes, you should be able to use animated and transparent gifs.

I haven’t seen any working transparent videos in HTML5 yet, but I guess it is possible in theory. However, I assume it will require some work and possible not work in all browsers.

Summary image is not possible through the editor, but in theory you can add it through some custom JavaScript and styling.

You can use the embed feature to embed content from another site. If you click the embed button below your content a dialog should appear with the required embed code.
You should be able to insert this into your posts, however, I think you must use the text editing mode, and not the visual one.

The best solution is of course if you get it working on your own WP install. You should have another try with the new version of the plugin, which is just around the corner.

I did some googling and it seems like other people are strugeling with altervista.org as well. It looks like they are very restrictive on what they allow and that they even have a separate version of WordPress.

However, what you can try is this:
Open the wp-content/plugins/h5p/public/class-h5p-wordpress.php, go to line 96, it should look like this:
$path = sys_get_temp_dir();
Change it to:
$path = $this->getH5pPath() . '/temp';
Save the file and then try to upload it again.
Let me know how it works.

It might be that you need to change to a host that allows you to customize PHP settings.

There are two issues here:

1. The user which is running PHP does not have access to the temporary folder of your system. This means that you cannot upload and unpack packages. You must make sure the PHP user has access to the upload_tmp_dir option specified by php.ini, or specify a different directory where the user has write access. Which web hosting service are you using?

2. The last warning is a bug when allow_url_fopen is disabled. You can remove the warning message by applying this fix, ignoring it or enabling the option.
The fix will be part of the next release of the plugin.

That is strange, no other errors messages? Try checking your web server’s error_log. It could be one of two things: Either JavaScript is crashing and you should see an error in the browser’s console, or the files are not loaded at all. Can you check your HTML using the Inspect feature in your browser? See which other classes the div tag with the h5p-content class has.

Have you recently updated your themes or the WP version?

This sounds like a good idea. I’ll note it down and we’ll see if it fits into the other UX improvements we’re hoping to do in the near future.

Ok, it’s good to hear you got it working ??

You could also have a look in your browser’s JavaScript console to see if there are any error messages when trying to play the video. (Ctrl + Shift + J in Chrome)

There could be many reasons for the issues you’re having. Trouble with uploading could be related to the size of the file. Check that the file you’re trying to upload is smaller than the size specified in your php.ini by upload_max_filesize and post_max_size. Make sure that zip support is enabled in your PHP installation.
If you check your web server’s error_log for any recent messages, that could give us an idea of what is failing.

If you upload a video to interactive video tool you must make sure that the video is optimized for the web. H5P does not do any video optimization or conversion out of the box. You could try using the URL of a YouTube video and see if that works out better.

Marking this issue as resolved.

Closing this due to lack of information.

If I’m not mistaken the warnings has been fixed, but this support request wasn’t updated. Using the new populateFileList should solve this issue. The fix will be part of the next release.

That translations have been fixed on GitHub and will be part of the next release.

When xAPI support has been added to Memory Game, the details for the implementation can be found on the Memory Game xAPI Coverage page.