Hi,

In jquery_media.jq.inc, function _jquery_media_add(), the use of url() in the following code causes problems on multi-lingual sites:

    if (!($default_js_loaded || isset($defaults['flvplayer'])) || $options['flvplayer']) {
      $defaults['flvplayer'] = $options['flvplayer'] ? url($options['flvplayer']) : url(variable_get('jquery_media_flvplayer', JQUERY_MEDIA_FLVPLAYER_DEFAULT));
      $js .= "    $.fn.media.defaults.flvPlayer = '{$defaults['flvplayer']}';\n";
    }

In the above, the url() transforms, for example, "flvplayer.swf" to "/en/flvplayer.swf". i.e. the resulting html in the page is: 

$.fn.media.defaults.flvPlayer = '/en/player.swf';

What's the best way to solve this?

Thanks,
mathieu

Comments

d.jankovics’s picture

d.jankovics commented

subscribing, i've got the same issue with using i18n 6.x-1.0

-Anti-’s picture

-Anti- commented

Damn... I just noticed this.
It wasn't happening on my site 3 months ago, now it is.

Anyway, I partially solved the problem by putting the full absolute path to the player into the jquerymedia settings page.
That's a pain, because nothing else on the site needs an full absolute path, but it seems to work ok.
The important thing is that the link in the content to the media file can still be 'partial absolute' Eg. /sites/default/files/

mattez’s picture

mattez commented
Version: 6.x-1.4-beta1 » 6.x-1.x-dev

I think this is duplicate of #244494: Incorrect path to default players when using i18n. Its issue for D5 - however its still relevant.
Here its explained more exactly.

brandontrew’s picture

brandontrew commented

anyone know how to fix this? I've tried everything...

bgm’s picture

bgm commented

I haven't check recent versions of the module, but replacing the use of url() by file_create_url() should do the trick.

matt

ar-jan’s picture

ar-jan commented

I tried replacing url() with file_create_url(), but the player remained broken on pages with a language prefix. I'm not sure if I tried the correct way though, I simply replaced all four instances of url with file_create_url, nothing else. What else could I try?

Luckily putting the absolute path in the default settings worked for me, but it would be nice if we could fix this.