Do you have any plans to port this to Drupal7?

Is there any other options for embeding shared slides? With other Drupal modules or in combination of other suppliers then Slideshare?

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Apfel007 commented

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perhenrik commented

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BeaPower commented

any updates?

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vaidik commented

I will try to submit a patch by next week for D7.

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sillygwailo
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Looking forward to that. I assume it would be to make it compatible with the Media module? I can help with testing the D7 port.

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I'm now the maintainer, and I'd love to review patches -- or even bits of code! -- for the D7 version. It's on my to-do list, but I haven't started it yet, so if you've started working on something, please post it (or contact me and let me know).

And yes, the D7 version should definitely integrate with media module.

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kclarkson commented

I would be willing to help test the D7 version and write any documentation.

I heard a stat that 75% of new drupal sites are D7.

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BeaPower commented

Can't wait for a release!

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13rac1 commented
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SlideShare functionality in D7 with the Media 1.x module is required for my current project. I started researching to do this port, and located a different no-code method in the process.

SlideShare for the D7 Media module workaround:

  1. Download the http://drupal.org/project/oembed module. (Dev version seemed better to me.)
  2. Enable media_oembed, oembedcore, and oembedembedly modules. (No embed.ly account is required.)
  3. Add a new Multimedia asset & Media file selector field to your selected content type.
  4. Under Allowed remote media types, check Other.
  5. Under Allowed URI schemes, check oembed:// (oEmbed resources).
  6. Save the field settings.
  7. Add a new node of your selected content type.
  8. Click Select Media.
  9. Click the Web tab.
  10. Paste a slideshare URL.
  11. Click Submit, you should see the slideshow preview image on node edit.
  12. You know the rest!
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grahamshepherd commented

Eosrei, Thanks for your method.
This works for public files but not private. Slideshare has confirmed oembed is not supported for private files.