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Read all forum for compatibility issues with WPLMS (WordPress) theme. Cannot find any solution for my case.
On lesson page I saw FV Player and admin information about video. But there are no buttons, only black rectangle.
But if I double click this rectangle – it starts playing. Audio only – picture remains black. And after that there are no possibility to stop playing or something else.Is there any solution for FV Player and WPLMS compatibility issues?
Thanks!
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Hello gavlexx,
please post a link to your page where we can see the issue.
Are you sure you only have FV Player and WPLMS active and nothing else? We are preparing a new debug information output for FV Player which will make diagnosing issues like this easier.
Thanks,
Martin> please post a link to your page where we can see the issue.
Here it is for e[ample – (redacted)> Are you sure you only have FV Player and WPLMS active and nothing else?
I’m testing transfer from LearnPress with Eduma theme to WPLMS. And this FV Player compatibility is the last issue for me to migrate all data to new LMS.Hello gavlexx,
please open your browser console, here’s how: https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors#Step_3:_Diagnosis
Then try to load the link which you posted and see how many errors turn up. It looks like a problem wit the sortable-post-grid plugin.
You can execute fv_player_preload() manually on the console and see that it loads FV Player properly and it plays.
Thanks,
MartinThanks a lot!
> Then try to load the link which you posted and see how many errors turn up. It looks like a problem wit the sortable-post-grid plugin.
I followed all instructions from “Troubleshooting Javascript Errors” article (https://foliovision.com/troubleshooting-javascript-errors) and found 1 script which block Foliovision player from normal display on course page. It is “course.js” from “Vibe Course module” of WPLMS theme.
Have no idea how to fix it.
Here is code from this Javascript file, which initialize player:$('audio,video').each( function() { if($(this).parents('.flowplayer').length) return; $(this).mediaelementplayer() });If there is any idea how to fix it – share it please.
Thanks!Hello gavlexx,
you posted a couple of lines of JavaScript code. Is that what you found in course.js? You can just remove that fine and see if anything changes.
However it appears it’s already checking for presence of FV Player before initializing MediaElement.js player, so it should for fine.
Thanks,
Martin
