- Inline filter enabled;
- Put it above URL Filter;
- Full HTML allowed;
- Whizzywig editor (tried in both Visual or HTML Mode);

The video URL is not converted.
Tested with Vimeo and Youtube.

Am I missing something?
What can I do to debug this problem?

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brightbold’s picture

brightbold
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Location Boston, MA
commented

Just checking - do you have the appropriate provider modules (Media: YouTube or Media: Vimeo) installed? Apologies if you're way past that step.

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upupax commented

Yes they are both installed and working correctly using a cck video emfield.

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seanr
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Category: support » bug

I've got the same problem but I'm using WYSIWYG with TinyMCE. It's definitely not working as advertised.

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pribeh commented

Same here. No wysiwyg here.

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geerlingguy commented
Version: 6.x-2.1 » 6.x-2.x-dev

I think you may be hitting this issue: #1021656: Embedded Inline Media doesn't work if Embedded Media Field present.

To all having this problem: Do you have a CCK field in this same content type with embedded media? Can you test the filter on a content type that doesn't have an emfield CCK field?

I also found #811090: Embedded Inline Media filter regex out of date - URL can't be wrapped in HTML tags, which I'm favoring over this issue... it seems that may be the actual problem here.

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geerlingguy commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Marking as duplicate of #811090: Embedded Inline Media filter regex out of date - URL can't be wrapped in HTML tags. Please see that issue and try suggestions in there to see if that helps you.

(Basically, even wrapping the link in <p> ... </p> tags without any whitespace around the URL will cause this problem. That's why it's so prevalent in WYSIWYG editors. Without a module like WYSIWYG Force Linebreaks, even putting a link on its own line will not work, as it will be wrapped—behind the scenes—in a <p> tag.