When I change the "overstretch" setting for JW Media Player to anything other than "default", the setting does not have any effect, and when I return to the settings page it has reverted to "default". How can I make this work properly?

Thanks!

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#2 wijering4.patch2.32 KBvivianspencer

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vivianspencer commented

Any news on this issue?

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vivianspencer commented
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new wijering4.patch2.32 KB

Ok here's a patch to get the overstretch feature working, you'll need to save the JW Media Player 4 configuration page once or twice so that it picks up variables name change

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vivianspencer commented
Status: Active » Needs review

forgot to change the status

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jrust commented

Thanks, patch worked for me.

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Zero4ffect commented
Title: JW Media Player: overstretch settings not sticking? » Has this been fixed yet?

I am using SWFTools 6.x-2.5 and am having this same issue. Was this fix not added to the new version? Guess I will have to implement the patch. :( bummer.

*edit* Yep! Patch worked. It would be nice to have this added into the official version.

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davepotts commented

I definitely need this patch, but have no idea how to implement it. Can someone point me in the right direction of where to put the code? Thanks...

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ron williams commented
Title: Has this been fixed yet? » JW Media Player: overstretch settings not sticking?
Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community
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rv0 commented
Version: 6.x-1.3 » 6.x-2.5

patch in #2 working fine, awesome!!

(using swftools 6.x.2.5)

EDIT: Although it works to make the setting, the form doesn't reflect the change, so if you refresh the form and then repost it, it will go back to default.