OldUncleMike

This is normal behavior since version 3.5. To prevent the error simple remove the
$wpdb->prepare(
and its closing bracket ) from line 73 in file /bin/admin.php
as this is not needed in this case.

It should then be happy with everything including version 4.0

Just as a quick update you can set any of the parameters in the shortcode. So to change the wording use:
[jetpack_subscription_form subscribe_text=”Give us your email address to subscribe and receive get told of new stuff by email.”]

Much safer than hacking the PHP

Thanks

I think I must have some deeper issues. I can’t get any mp4 playing on Chrome using mediaelement.js or VideoJS.

I’ll get some real work done now before my head explodes ??

Mike

Hi

Thanks for getting back to me.

I do seem to have some issues with that server while I’m trying to sort those out I tried it on a completely separate server and a different subdomain on the original server with the video served either locally or from different server.
Here are some links if you want to have a look

server 2 player 6
server 2 player 5
server 2 player 4
(I only have access to this server for another day)

server 1 Player 4
(All the tests are on menus)

Hope that makes sense.
Not sure why Player 6 does not like the encoding.

As a point of interest. For me even your test page does not display properly in Chrome, I’m using version 23, but all happy in FireFox.

Let me know if I can help any more.
Thanks
Again
Mike

Hi

I’m having a similar problem with Chrome. I tried the quick fix above, enqueueing the flowplayer.min.js in the head without any luck.

Any other suggestions?

A quick ‘heads-up’ the insert PHP plugin stops the hana-flv-player short code from being interpreted.

You can have a look here:
peripheryuk.co.uk/members

If you want to dive in as admin let me know and I will PM you a temporary login. It is only a test site.
Its using WP3.5 and several plugins

Thanks
Mike