Hi, I just recently update my jw6 to jw7 and modify it a little bit that hasn't change as jw6 setup the only issue is i using the cloud player (http://content.jwplatform.com/libraries/qvnn8y67.js) the load bar doesn't align right as the original jwplayer 7 homepage. So is there anyway to fix the problem here is the link http://www.mp4cloud.net/embed2.php?id=iido3ry16i0j
there is no html tag or docutype, you need to properly format this page
Thank mark it fixed the problem adding html tag but now i still have another issue that come across whenever i modify width and height to 100% player won't show up but when i set to "640px" the player appear. Any fixed to show player 100% just like youtube iframe embed
Some browsers do not like height being set to 100%. Can you try a fixed value there to see what happens? Or remove the height parameter and use aspectratio: ‘16:9’ as documented at http://support.jwplayer.com/customer/portal/articles/1406644
@duy88pham
Try adding the following CSS:
<style>
html, body{width:100%;height:100%;}
</style>
James Herrieven
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@Todd Grunow
fixed value is not a problem the player still appear correctly but then i have to set the script height to allow user to set what height the player to be on their site. The original i had set for jw6 work perfectly as shown here http://www.mp4cloud.net/embed.php?id=iido3ry16i0j
is there anyway u can allow that just like jw6
Any reason why you've discounted my suggestion?
@jherrieven
I try it doesn't work even i remove fixed value it stay as 640x480 set as cloud player
Would self host player fixed the problem?
Works fine for me:
http://dev.powered-by-haiku.co.uk/debug/mp4cloud/
James
@duy88pham
If your cloud-hosted player is set to fixed dimensions, my suggestion would be to create a second cloud-hosted player that is set to responsive. This way, you would not have to overwrite any settings after you load the cloud-hosted player.
@duy88pham
Now you just need to add "overflow:hidden;" as follows:
html, body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
overflow: hidden;
}
James
