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Updates JS to allow YouTube URL Parameters #40
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This updates the checkContent to make sure it's okay with the additional URL parameters...
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With the changes applied above, instead of the YouTube link opening in lightbox, it now redirects to the corresponding YouTube page? I rechecked the code and all is where it should be. Just to clarify. Here's a href in my page; Open Lightbox with YT Movie Inside When I click this in the browser, it takes me directly to; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ31O6YGdxM&feature=youtu.be&rel=0 So, the URL is changed completely. |
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The current code doesn't resolve this issue. Any suggestions? |
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The current JS strips the URL parameters from the YouTube link with RegEx. I updated the RegEx (and associated code) to store the parameters with the video array, and use them as appropriate in the Javascript.
This fixes issues #33 and #25