sbahram

I’d love to echo support for this request. Especially if the title can be simply added to the iFrame with no filters or other actions needing to be taken by a developer. Because this information is most helpful and only visible to assistive technologies, it can just be automatically applied. This SO article may be of some help, as it seems to be easy to retrieve the title of a given video once the URL for it is known, at least for YouTube.

PhP code for getting Title of YouTube video:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1216029/get-title-from-youtube-videos

And, here’s a gist, an old one though, I came across that does it for both Vimeo and YouTube:

https://gist.github.com/djekl/5832149

Thank you so much!

I am using xcache and memcache in W3TC. I only use xCache for page caching, and I use memcache for everything else like minification. I am happy to change this for better performance, results, or just to help you debug. You just say the word.

I am using xCache and also memcache in W3TC, if that’s what you mean?

Right, that’s exactly what I said, that W3TC wont’ respect the user-agent reject list. That WP-Touch suffers as a result of this user-agent reject list problem is what I was pointing out.

Here’s to hoping it gets fixed soon!

Similar problem over here, sort of anyways. W3TC won’t respect settings like the user-agent reject list so things like WP-Touch and other won’t ever work right because one can’t follow their instructions such as putting IOS devices, Android devices, etc. in W3TCs list of rejected user-agents.