Is it possible to get an embed code for the chat history in Moxtra to be able to embed in a blog post? Possibly an iframe code?
Thanks
There is a iframe option in the JS SDK according to https://developer.moxtra.com/docs/docs-js-sdk/chat/#conversationview so I think it's possible to embed it into your website.
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I want to embed the youtube upload page of my channel on my website.
I would like to know how I could do this. iframe doesn't seem to work.
There are two options available for you: (1) embed the webpage as a blockquote using Embedly, or (2) make a playlist of your uploaded videos and embed the playlist.
Use Embedly: The website Embedly uses a script to embed any webpage, including the uploads page of your YouTube channel, into a block quote. You'll be using their script in your HTML, so no guarantees on quality.
Make a playlist of your uploaded videos, then embed the playlist into your website by following the instructions on this page.
Good luck!
Looking at Youtube's API ... https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters
They do have a user uploads feed.
https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=user_uploads&list=USERNAME
IE for focuspullin channel
https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=user_uploads&list=focuspullin
It provides a video as a and with a playlists that could be used in a iframe
But I would consider this subject to change. Google's knowledge graph shows completely different, older information, about an RSS feed. Unable to find that and it may no longer exist, [but there are several stackoverflow Q and A that reference it from a few years back.]
I need to embed a youtube video into my site but I need to allow certain people to be able to change the video that is shown without them going into code, How would I do this?
Another thing that could help is how could I automatically embed someones latest video onto the site.
If anyone can answer any of these thank you.
For adding a YouTube video without going into the code you could look at Google Tag Manager or a similar service. For embedding the latest video you might need to look at a YouTube API or similar to pull in the latest videos url.
Anyone know how to add the full upload feed from YouTube to a website using html coding??? I've been able to get single videos, but haven't found anything regarding all videos.
if you want to use the Youtube Data API you can retrieve all videos on a specific channel.
If you just wanted to embed a full upload feed from a channel, as this question states you can use the channel embed code, for example:
<script src="http://www.gmodules.com/ig/ifr?url=http://www.google.com/ig/modules/youtube.xml&up_channel=YourChannelName&synd=open&w=320&h=390&title=&border=%23ffffff%7C3px%2C1px+solid+%23999999&output=js"></script>
I know how to embed a Google Docs Video in my Google site but what I'd really like to do is display some video tutorials via a GAS deployed as a web app - preferably in one tab of a TabPanel but I'm open to suggestions regarding other panel types. Is that supported?
I thought using Class Image might work but I haven't been successful.
Instead of writing a UI app, you might want to consider using HtmlService where you can embed Javascript subject to certain restriction and therefore will be able to embed a video as well
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/service_html
You cannot yet embed flash video in HtmlService, although such support is planned
I want to include a few youtube link on my webpage...Can anyone help me with this? I am relly new to this and i have no idea about the formats or things like these....Could you explain me what should I use and how to embed it between my html code?
Thank you very much
Just:
Visit video's page
Click the Share button
Click the Embed button
Copy/paste the code
Some videos are set to not be embeddable.
Try googling for "embed youtube video html". There's only 11.6 Million results, but you should be able to find something there.
YouTube on Your Site
Just below the video in the youtube page there is a button named "Share".
Clicking that will expand the sharing box. Just click share and you will get an iframe which you can just copy and paste in your websites html.
you may find these youtube search results helpful