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Topic # 31617 24-Mar-2009 15:27
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The answer provided in this thread appears to no longer be valid:
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=4&topicid=17092

There is no option to turn off TinyMCE, and disabling javascript shows that Geekzone's backend strips out the embed html tags anyway.




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  Reply # 203040 24-Mar-2009 15:40
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We decided to disable javascript across the site to prevent XSS attacks. I am testing a media plugin that allows embedding YouTube videos with TinyMCE...




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  Reply # 207974 19-Apr-2009 18:34
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For some reason with I try to watch embed youtuve videos it just dosen't work.

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  Reply # 208036 19-Apr-2009 22:31
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SoUnusual: For some reason with I try to watch embed youtuve videos it just dosen't work.


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