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  • 10 months ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Thanks again Martin,

    It was indeed cloudflare. The problem is solved perfectly.

    Have a pleasant day,
    Peter

    10 months ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Thanks Martin,

    Uploading the plugin by wordpress gives a Cloudflare block:

    “Sorry, you have been blocked
    You are unable to access psychfysio.nl”

    Inspecting the source of the blocking is a file in the plugin:
    Adobe ColdFusion – Dangerous File Upload – CVE:CVE-2019-7816

    Searching for more information about this file:

    “The vulnerability, CVE-2019-7816, exists in Adobe’s commercial rapid web application development platform, ColdFusion. The ColdFusion vulnerability is a file upload restriction bypass which could enable arbitrary code execution.”

    So I am hesitant to move forward.

    Any idea?
    Peter

    10 months ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,
    Can I restart this conversation? It all worked well for a year in beta. But only on older learndash versions. Recently, I updated learndash (after a year waiting), and then de prevent skip forward function didn’t work anymore. I reinstalled folliovisoion basic and pro. Set pro on release (and not beta). That didn’t work, so I switched to beta, and still the prevent skipping forward didn’t work. I actually cannot see the LMS feature anymore in the settings.
    Can you please help?
    Thnaks Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,

    Sorry, but I can’t find the mail. Can you please send it again?

    Must I first delete the old install and then the new beta version?

    Thanks for the help.

    Greetings Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Thanks for informing me. I will search for the email.
    Greetings Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,

    I hope you are well. I have made a risky decision and reworked all my courses to FV player. And moved from Moodle to learndash. So in 5 weeks the course season (post higher education training for physical therapist), starts again. I hope the ‘prevent skip forward function’ will be available.
    This not to hurry you, but just to inform you about my situation.

    Have a pleasant day,
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,

    So far it integrates perfect with learndash and vimeo. I am exited anticipating the ‘prevent skipping forward’.

    Have a wonderful day,
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Thanks Martin, That’s great news. Any idea about the timeline?
    Greetings Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hello Martin,

    Thanks for your time to respond. Can I assume that the release of this feature will be at the end of May and not in the coming weeks? I am planning the migration of my videos.

    Thanks,
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Thanks Martin,
    Great news!
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hello Martin,

    Any idea about the time pad, so I can plan and decide to buy and switch over?

    For this feature: “So a student could start watching a lesson and then come back the other day and continue and still be able to go to beginning and then also seek forward. But only up to that furthest playback position.”

    Thanks again,
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,

    Thanks for your response. What you described is precisely what I, and probably other clients, need.

    Any idea about the time pad, so I can plan and decide to buy and switch over?

    Thanks again,
    Peter

    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Someting from chatGPT:

    // Get the video element
    var video = document.getElementById('my-video');
    
    // Store the current time
    var currentTime = video.currentTime;
    
    // When the user seeks forward, reset the current time to the previous value
    video.addEventListener('seeking', function() {
      if (video.currentTime > currentTime) {
        video.currentTime = currentTime;
      }
    });
    2 years ago in reply to: Prevent skipping forward, but allow skipping backward on video timeline
    Peter

    Hi Martin,

    The accreditation office from professional associations demands that our students cannot progress (skip) in the video. At the same time the UX of over students dictates that they can jump back in the video.
    So seeking in the video backward from the point where they are in the video must be possible for the students, but not forward. Completely disabling seeking is not a solution.

    As far as I know there is only one videoplayer which has this feature: videotime pro. But that one is only for moodle, not for wordpress. Prestoplayer and others doesn’t have it. H5P has it, but has lots of other limitations. It lacks dynamic watermarking for example.

    So for formal education / certified learning, the feature I request is a must, and missing in the market. Sure, big leaning platforms have it, but not within the context of learn dash and WordPress.

    Hope this helps to speed up the decision and de direction of development.
    Thanks,
    Peter

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