pull requests will still be accepted if appliable; the code here is now for reference only and I couldn't vouch for its functionality nor stability.
A wordpress plugin to easily bring Flowplayer to your blog.
- Navigate to the configuration page from within /wp-admin
- Configure your player using the options provided
- Save your changes and ENJOY!
- 2.1.0.0 - Complete re-write, uses database meta data no longer reliant on config file.
- 2.0.9.92 - Added ability to specify background images, deprecated ability to set play button label, changes to use only fullpaths deprecating releative media paths,more colour options
- 2.0.9.91 - Resolved bug when using wordpress 2.9
- 2.0.9.9 - Pre release version of 2.1.0.0, includes flowplayer 3.1.1
- 2.0.1.5 - Setting wmode to resolve issue with some drop down navigations
- 2.0.1.4 - Fixed bug with missing trailing / pre media file
- 2.0.1.3 - Added error notifications to admin menu, fixed issue with rpath, commercial flowplayer support added, resolved issue where saiweb_wpfp.conf was being overwritten, removed rpath from config file
- 2.0.1.2 - Fixed issue of including full http:// paths, properly this time ...
- 2.0.1.1 - Fixed issue of including full http:// paths
- 2.0.0.68 - Added link to Saiweb.co.uk TRAC via Report bug link in admin menu
- 2.0.0.67 - Jumped to 2.x statsu following integration of flowplayer 3.0.1, added admin menu, verified full wordpress 2.6.7 compatible
- 1.0.0.36 - Added unique naming of media div to allow multiple players per page
- 1.0.0.0 - Added BETA rtmp support
- 0.3 - wpfp to word-press-flow-player relative path change
- 0.2 - syntax tweaks
- 0.1 - Initial check in of the project to word press subversion
With an ever dwindling amount of free time to work on this project it is always appreciated there are workaround / hacks that other developers have made in order to get the required functioanlity. As this project is GPL v3, please contribute to it your code changes as follows.
- Fork it.
- Create a branch (
git checkout -b my_markup
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am "I made these changes 123"
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my_markup
) - Create an Issue with a link to your branch