drupal 6.x support

I've ported Riffly to Drupal 6!! It was working locally so please try it out on your config and if you have any problems lemme know (i'm not the maintainer).

Here's what I fixed / added:

Settings page now works
CSS and JS riffly files are now local
The permissions now work so you can do the following:
*Allow / Disallow video and audio commenting on the site
* View / Edit permissions for both audio and video

For example, you could post a video as an admin and then only allow people to reply via audio comments. You could also have a workflow where some people can see video / audio comments about what to change on a page while all other users to the site don't see them!!!!

Super flexible...super in love with this module (obviously if I ported it ;) )!!

I will be trying this on my site, any idea when this will become an official module for D6??

I just realized I've been added as a contributor on this project. I'm hoping to get an official D6 version out within the month. I was contacted by Riffly a while back about them wanting me to release one using their official developer APIs that they put out so I'll be doing that before anything comes up. It is working minus the APIs on my blog using the code I posted here.

Ok, i have this running on my website and so far so good. I suppose I should try it out. But I think I will wait until my next podcast to announce it probably a few days from now.

you can try it out on my blog if you like to see it running in a production environment:

http://elearning.psu.edu/projects I've posted a few at various times when I didn't feel like typing

i configured the permissions and tested this, but doesn't seem to be working. I installed per instructions, any ideas??

ok, i tested this out as an anonymous user (logged out) and it works. but when logged in as administrator riffly acts as if it is generating the proper code to insert the audio/video but nothing shows up.

ok i think i found out what the problem is. I am using fckeditor and it messes with the riffly module as it is trying to enter the code for the audio. the easy fix is to use the "switch to plain text editor" when leaving audio comments.

Actually, the best solution is to abandon bloated and "messing with" editors and go with BUeditor ;-)

Getting rid of Mac OS stuff (I know, since I love OS X):

zip -d authorize.zip `unzip -l authorize.zip | grep .DS_Store | awk '{print $4}'`

for DS_Store, use whatever.

subs

you need to have your input formats configured correctly I believe