Forum user: raffertypendery

So, it seemed fixed for a while and then it came back (for the client).

I even saw it tonight for a little bit. I am using the full URL, and we noticed that our license said for 3.0.2, so I changed to the older version (we were using 3.0.3) but it's still showing.

The client is thinking about looking elsewhere... I'd much rather not, is there any definite solution?

Hmm, possibly, not anonymizer... By refering link, what do you mean?

Yeah, it looks fine to me on my browsers too.

I'll try the full URL and let you know how it goes

bump -- this is a pretty big problem and defeats the whole purpose of buying the product if it's not working.

Thanks for the idea, unfortunately I don't think it worked.

My key is @***********, I tried a # of it but I didn't see a difference. I changed it back right now because I wasn't sure if the # would work for a @, not sure of the differences.

I am having the same problem, I've checked my key several times.

What's weird is some computers see it without the others, but others done.

http://www.thehomestagingchannel.com/

To me, this looks fine, but my clients is equivalent to this:
http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://www.thehomestagingchannel.com

And many other computers, I just use anonymouse.org to test if it's fixed.

Hi,

I am using PHP to generate a playlist dynamically. Everything is working great, except that if there is only one item in the playlist, the repeat feature is broken. The one that lists the links (as in the example, div.clips)

It will play the first video, but the link part just displays ${title}, link doesn't work, etc.

Anyone have an idea?