I thought that the Picture Insert Macro attaches the chosen picture to the
wikipage (but maybe I am mistaken :-)
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I thought that the Picture Insert Macro attaches the chosen picture to the
wikipage (but maybe I am mistaken :-)
Sure it does.
But inserting a video is doing exactly that:
- choosing a file
- uploading it
- adding the necessary markup to display it.
So I suppose, you'd just modify a copy of the
Paul, we don't want to upload/attach our video/movie.
The movies we make (sometimes with a highspeed camera) are HUGE, we are
talking about hundred's of megabytes.
The (only) requirement is that we don't want to upload anything. The movie
is located on our server/network, we just want to point
Thinking about this...
- I would like to have a Image -- Extermal Image... (with a browse for
file dialog)
- I would like to have a Link -- External File... (with a browse for
file dialog)
- I would like to have a Video -- External Video... (with browse for
file dialog)
- I would like to have a
On Aug 21, 2012, at 9:27 AM, Hamster wrote:
Thinking about this...
- I would like to have a Image -- Extermal Image... (with a browse for
file dialog)
- I would like to have a Link -- External File... (with a browse for
file dialog)
- I would like to have a Video -- External Video...
We want to show video on our wikipage.
The only requirement:
-The source is located on our server
We can't make use of the
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Video+Macro Video Macro
, because it only displays video from YouTube, DailyMotion or GoogleVideo
We can't make use of
Found a solution
{{html}}
embed src=quot;lt;Links to file on network width=500 height=500
{{/html}}
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Hasmter,
you need to state your target device requirement for such an intent!
If you're ok with just modern browsers, then better use the video element.
Even after this, you'd need to make sure that the encoding is decent, it
appears that firefox and iOS browsers simply have no common format
On Aug 17, 2012, at 3:11 PM, Hamster wrote:
Luckily for us, we are using IE9 at our company...so no need to check for
other webbrowsers
I would realy wish that the WYSIWYG editor would have an Insert Video
button, which would allow me to browse to the AVI (or other filetype) on our
And according to http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_videos.asp W3Schools
(love that website):
The example below uses 4 different video formats. The HTML 5 video element
tries to play the video either in mp4, ogg, or webm formats. If this fails,
the code falls back to try the element. If this
vmassol,
If you show me how I can let people BROWSE to a file on a network with a
wikimacro... :-)
Not that many people know that SHIFT + RMB on a file shows the option Copy
as path in Windows Explorer. Then there's another problem that
drive-mappings will be throwing mud...UNC-path namens are
Hi!
Actually you CAN attach huge files to the XWiki page on turning on filestorage.
In this case all attachments would be stored in filesystem and not in the
database... :-)
Sometimes it helps much :-)
Kind regards,
Dmitry
Thu, 16 Aug 2012 23:53:18 -0700 (PDT) от Hamster
Hamster,
doesn't the picture insert macro do exactly this?
paul
Le 17 août 2012 à 15:22, Hamster a écrit :
vmassol,
If you show me how I can let people BROWSE to a file on a network with a
wikimacro... :-)
Not that many people know that SHIFT + RMB on a file shows the option Copy
as
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